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12 shots fired from vehicle on Bagnell Dam Strip, no injuries
Press Release
Lake Ozark Police
Lake Ozark Police have released a statement regarding the reported shots fired on the Bagnell Dam Strip Friday evening. It reads as follows: At approximately 4:15pm on Friday April 23 the Lake Ozark Police Dept. was dispatched to the area of 1140 Bagnell Dam Blvd. (Strip) for shots being fired from a moving vehicle. Calls were also received about the same time as a man in the middle of the street causing problems and threatening passing vehicles.
Upon the officer s arrival, it was determined both incidents were one and the same. A male subject, approx. 30 years old was located and detained as well as a female. The male subject was combative and physically assaulted officers in the process of taking him into custody.
Bienville Parish 310
Southwestern Electric Power Company workers and contractors continue to restore power to approximately 19,000 customers without service following a winter storm that brought freezing rain, ice, sleet and snow to the ArkLaTex.
Ice and snow brought down multiple trees and wires, particularly in the hardest-hit areas of Central Louisiana. Customers are reminded to stay away from downed lines and keep children and pets away as well. Report downed lines immediately to SWEPCO at 1-888-218-3919.
âRestoration work in our hardest-hit areas of DeSoto, Natchitoches and Sabine parishes has been slow going due to the ice and snow on the roads, but rising temperatures today and tomorrow will improve road conditions enabling us to speed up work,â said Drew Seidel, SWEPCO vice president of Region Distribution Operations. âWe appreciate the continued patience of customers as SWEPCO employees and contractors work as safely and quickly as possible to get their lig
Bienville Parish 310
Southwestern Electric Power Company workers and contractors continue to restore power to approximately 19,000 customers without service following a winter storm that brought freezing rain, ice, sleet and snow to the ArkLaTex.
Ice and snow brought down multiple trees and wires, particularly in the hardest-hit areas of Central Louisiana. Customers are reminded to stay away from downed lines and keep children and pets away as well. Report downed lines immediately to SWEPCO at 1-888-218-3919.
âRestoration work in our hardest-hit areas of DeSoto, Natchitoches and Sabine parishes has been slow going due to the ice and snow on the roads, but rising temperatures today and tomorrow will improve road conditions enabling us to speed up work,â said Drew Seidel, SWEPCO vice president of Region Distribution Operations. âWe appreciate the continued patience of customers as SWEPCO employees and contractors work as safely and quickly as possible to get their lig