CPR effort at Emily's Pond bridge in Wilson draws multi-agency response; pedestrian struck at Jackson five-way at night

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• Unconscious woman at Emily's Pond walking bridge; CPR in progress, echo response. At 13:44 dispatch paged Medic 60/Medic 10, Battalion 3 and Rescue 2-4 to the walking-path bridge at Emily Stevens Park/Emily's Pond in Wilson for an unconscious female, upgraded to an echo response (breathing unverified) with CPR in progress by 13:48. Sheriff's units staged at Stilson and managed access from the west side; at 13:54 a deputy requested victim services respond to the scene, and Medic 10 went out of service "for transport and cleanup" at 14:41. The patient's condition was not stated on air.
• Vehicle vs. pedestrian at the five-way (Broadway/Pearl), two minor injuries. At 22:34 units were sent to a reported multi-vehicle collision at the five-way, updated to vehicle versus pedestrian; Medic 10, Medic 60 and Engine 11 were paged at 22:35. On-scene report at 22:38: a 28-year-old female, conscious, ambulatory, light abrasions; a second person with minor injuries was also checked. The second ambulance was stood down. A citation and state accident report were cleared at 23:23.
• Countywide BOLO: stolen AR-15, tools and designer handbags; possible suspect contact overnight. At 22:15 and 22:21 dispatchers broadcast a Teton County wanted-person alert for a bearded white male in a black Dodge Ram 2500 crew cab (possible Texas plate), suspected of stealing a vehicle containing trade tools, then returning it, with an AR-15 and designer handbags also taken. Around 22:57 units checked a "possible match" on the truck at a south-town location; a Colorado man on parole and listed as a protection-order respondent was run at 23:01, and at 23:33 an officer requested a criminal history on an arrestee. Whether that arrest is tied to the BOLO is not explicit in the log.
• Stolen vehicle reported, then recovered in Teton Village. A possible stolen vehicle call came in at 11:23; at 12:15 a deputy located the vehicle at Teton Mountain Lodge with doors open, and at 12:25 confirmed it was the stolen vehicle, recovered.
• Woman arrested after tossing citation at animal shelter follow-up. A suspicious-person call at the animal shelter (16:36) led to a stop in which the driver was cited, threw the citation out the window and left (17:02); deputies re-stopped her at a trailer park, took one female into custody at 17:04 and transported her to jail, with a trespass notice issued.
• Hot brakes at the WY-22 runaway truck ramp. From 10:25 a deputy worked a pickup-and-trailer, then a truck with overheated brakes near the runaway ramp on WY-22; the driver was moved off the roadway until brakes cooled and a citation was issued (10:51). WYDOT also flagged an overweight (69,636 lb) Peterbilt at MM 12 on WY-22 at 08:52.

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A steady day of traffic work: roughly 41 plate checks and 25 records checks, four traffic stops and a dozen driving complaints, including a brake-checking red Subaru on Spring Gulch (12:22, not located), a gray Jeep passing illegally on S US-89 near Astoria boat ramp (15:44, relayed to WHP), a weaving blue truck westbound WY-22 from the 390 junction (16:55), and a tan Corolla hitting cones on WY-22 at the sand pit (19:20). Medical calls included an ill female on Melody Ranch Drive (07:20), a 50-year-old who fell down stairs at the Cowboy Bar (10:31, transported to St. John's), an altered 32-year-old at the Ace Hardware lot (17:18, transported), and a fall at Heart Six Ranch in Buffalo Valley that resolved as a lift assist with no transport (17:26–18:05). Other texture: a husky run to the shelter overnight, a moose jam on Spring Gulch relayed from the park (12:49), a resolved panic alarm on Four Pines Road (12:33), several long-term parking complaints (West Kelly, Clifford Street, a pink trailer in a town lot), two 911 open lines (Snow King Resort/Trailborn and the Cowboy Steakhouse — both repeat sources), an area check for kids on e-bikes after malicious mischief near Corner Creek Lane (21:13, all quiet), and START buses detouring all day around Scott Lane, High School Road milling work and a one-lane squeeze in town.

By the numbers

• 1,794 transmissions across 493 exchanges.
• Busiest talkgroup: TG 1801 Teton County law dispatch (1,202 transmissions), then Fire/EMS 1807 (171) and START transit 1820 (149).
• Busiest hour: 22:00–23:00 with 227 transmissions (five-way crash plus the stolen-gun BOLO), followed by 17:00 (152).
• Categories: status 201, unclassified 126, medical 47, plate-check 41, records-check 25, traffic-complaint 12, transit 8, animal 6, suspicious 6, crash 5, traffic-stop 4, fire 3, noise-parking 3, alarm 2, 911-open-line 2, welfare 1, warrant-ops 1. (200 short status-only exchanges omitted from the detailed log.)

Caveats

• TG 13751 is Fremont County (Lander) EMS/fire paging — the Highway 132 and East City Road structure-fire pages (both later cancelled), the Highway 26 injury crash near Dubois, and all Lander/Riverton medicals are not Teton County traffic. TG 109 and most TG 6386 "area patrol" broadcasts are statewide WHP/I-80 traffic; TG 1404 is non-Teton county law (an Alpine burglary alarm at 17:46 is likely Lincoln County).
• Transcription quality is poor in places: unit numbers, road names ("West Bologna," "Berkley Creek," "Ross Plateau," "Patton's trailer park") and several outcomes are garbled, and multiple lines are flagged low-confidence. The connection between the 22:15 BOLO, the south-town vehicle check and the 23:33 arrestee is inferred context, not stated.
• The Emily's Pond patient outcome and the identity of the 22:22 jail transport (a PBT of .22 was read at 22:26, suggesting a possible DUI arrest) were never made explicit on air.