Overnight recap – Friday, October 9
Overnight public-safety calls across Bay County for Friday, October 9, transcribed from live dispatch audio and mapped by Emerald Coast Bookings. Each entry below is a separate call for service; details are preliminary and can change as agencies release confirmed information.
Calls across Bay County from Thursday evening into early Friday. 7 worth knowing:
- Gun Pulled in Store Dispute – W 15th St, Panama City
- Street Racing Report – Pier Park area, Panama City Beach
- Disorderly Group of 20-30 – Front Beach Rd, Panama City Beach
- Search for Speeding Tesla – Hawks Landing area, Lynn Haven
- McDonald’s Locked with Order Inside – PCB Parkway, Panama City Beach
- Knife Brandished at Walgreens – Middle Beach Rd, Panama City Beach
- Fire Crews Check Reported Fire on Laird Street – Laird Street
1. Gun Pulled in Store Dispute
Around 9:30 PM Thursday | W 15th St, Panama City
A store cashier reportedly pulled a gun on a customer during a dispute on W 15th Street.
2. Street Racing Report
Around 10:20 PM | Pier Park area, Panama City Beach
Two vehicles were reported racing near the Walmart by Pier Park; officers lost sight of them.
3. Disorderly Group of 20-30
Around 10:20 PM | Front Beach Rd, Panama City Beach
Officers were called about a disorderly group of 20 to 30 people near a Front Beach Road business.
4. Search for Speeding Tesla
Around 11:40 PM | Hawks Landing area, Lynn Haven
Police searched the Hawks Landing area of Lynn Haven for a speeding dark Tesla.
5. McDonald’s Locked with Order Inside
Around midnight | PCB Parkway, Panama City Beach
A woman reported that McDonald’s workers left with her food and locked the doors; an officer was asked to check.
6. Knife Brandished at Walgreens
Around 1:05 AM | Middle Beach Rd, Panama City Beach
A man brandished a knife after a group surrounded him near a Walgreens on Middle Beach Road; no charges expected.
7. Fire Crews Check Reported Fire on Laird Street
Around 1:30 AM | Laird Street
Fire crews responded to a reported fire on a property on Laird Street; the first unit on scene reported flames and began investigating.
Preliminary scanner traffic, transcribed and mapped by Emerald Coast Bookings – not an official report. Details can change as agencies release confirmed information. Names are published only when released by authorities.
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