WRBI Radio Releases Feb. 14-19 Police Blotters Detailing Decatur County

WRBI Radio published daily police-blotter summaries that cover Feb. 14-19, 2026, with each post listing arrests, law-enforcement incidents and fire & EMS runs that affected Decatur County and other counties in the station’s broadcast area, and the final entry ran for Feb. 19, 2026. The sequence of six consecutive daily posts gave a day-by-day account of short listings intended to keep Decatur County residents apprised of local public-safety activity.

Each day’s blotter entry was short and specific in scope: the pages ran concise listings of arrests, law-enforcement incidents, and fire & EMS runs rather than long narrative reports. The format across the Feb. 14, Feb. 15, Feb. 16, Feb. 17, Feb. 18 and Feb. 19 posts emphasized quick reference items for Decatur County, making it straightforward to scan for arrests or emergency response activity on a given date.

WRBI’s police-blotter pages covered items from agencies within the station’s broadcast area, with Decatur County explicitly included among those counties. The daily summaries provided residents with immediate outcomes and concrete results, arrests and emergency service runs, presented as short listings so readers could note names, dates and locations at a glance when available in the posts.

For the Feb. 19, 2026 post that closed the six-day series, WRBI continued the same short-list format of arrests, law-enforcement incidents and fire & EMS runs for Decatur County. That consistency across the Feb. 14-19 window allowed neighbors tracking a developing local issue or monitoring emergency responses to follow day-to-day entries in chronological order without wading through longer reports.

As of Feb. 21, 2026, the six daily police-blotter posts for Feb. 14-19 remain the clearest single source on WRBI’s pages for short, dated summaries of arrest reports, law-enforcement incidents and fire & EMS activity affecting Decatur County. Residents looking for immediate, date-stamped snapshots of local public-safety events can consult the station’s police-blotter pages for those specific Feb. 14-19 listings.