Police in Karlovy Vary helped two people who were unable to move on the street, with both cases treated as suspected health problems. On Monday, 9 November, municipal officers received two separate calls within hours. First, they were alerted shortly before noon to a person lying near waste containers in the city center area of U Tratě. Officers found a woman lying beside the bins. She was conscious, communicated, and had no visible injuries, but she could not stand or walk on her own. Tests showed no alcohol in her breath. With suspicion turning to a medical complication, officers called paramedics, who took her into care. Later the same day, around 2:30 pm, another report came in about a man lying in the Warsawská area. Officers found him propped against a window ledge and suffering from an injury above his eye. The man said he had fallen to the ground, but he could not explain what led to the fall or why it happened. A breath test also ruled out alcohol. Because of his condition and injuries, officers called rescuers, who took him for further checks. In both incidents, bystanders had noticed the people in distress and alerted the police, allowing officers to summon medical help quickly.