Bowling Green Police Department members on Adam Shift responded to a variety of calls in Bowling Green, the department said in a release that did not specify when the calls occurred. The department shared photos of officers responding to traffic collisions and motorist assists, suspected impaired driving, welfare checks and attempts to locate people.
Bowling Green police said each call presents different circumstances and requires officers to assess the situation, adapt and respond to its needs. The department said officers work every day to serve and protect the community, including by enforcing the law, investigating collisions and helping people in need.
The release did not identify anyone involved, report charges or injuries, describe road or property impacts, or say what happens next. The department did not ask the public to take any action.
