Authorities investigating 2 separate crashes near Heise
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HEISE – Two people walked away unharmed from two separate crashes near Heise Saturday afternoon.
Sgt. Bryan Lovell with the Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office tells EastIdahoNews.com both of the crashes occurred around 2:30 p.m. The first one involved a truck that rolled over at Table Rock and Snake River Road east of Heise.
One of the people inside the truck was flown to Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls with non-life-threatening injuries.
The cause of the crash is unknown, but Lovell says speed was a factor.
The second crash involved an ATV by Mountain River Ranch as an ambulance was on its way to Idaho Falls. Bonneville County Sheriff’s Office was not involved in the response, but Lovell says it didn’t look serious. No one was hospitalized.
A female teacher disarmed the girl and held her until law enforcement arrived and took her into custody, authorities said, without giving other details. Authorities say they re investigating the motive for the attack and where the girl got the gun. We don t have a lot of details at this time of ‘why that is being investigated, Anderson said. We re following all leads.
The girl is from the nearby city of Idaho Falls, Anderson said. He didn t release her name.
Police were called to the school around 9:15 a.m. after students and staffers heard gunfire. Multiple law enforcement agencies responded, and students were evacuated to a nearby high school to be reunited with their parents.
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Protect yourself and your family this Fourth of July Weekend
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IDAHO FALLS This year, temperatures are soaring, the ground is dry, and house fires and traumatic injuries are on an upward trend. With the Fourth of July weekend right around the corner, firefighters and medical centers in eastern Idaho hope residents will be extra careful.
Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center staff say that every Independence Day, they have seen a rise in patients with firework-related injuries. A majority of those injuries include children and teenagers.
“Ensuring children understand to keep a safe distance from grills and fireworks and to always keep the hose or a bucket of water nearby are just two examples of how we can promote safety outside,” says Dr. Tait Olaveson, medical director of the hospital’s burn center.
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