Dead stray cat picked up after dog attack, Baltimore MD
Other Non-Crime EventA dog owned by a resident attacked a stray cat which died. Animal control was called to pick up the deceased stray cat near Lexabaster.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Police Southwest District
02:20
Transcript:
00:00
Do you have an NL if animal control will come out to pick up a deceased cat? Yeah,
00:09
hold on. 23, where I finish your tag is coming back of 2024, two-door Jeep, expiration is 3 of 26, (name withheld).
00:15
Out of Tazwell, Virginia, is the registered owner, near stolen.
00:19
Uh, ma'am, I have this tag on in Infinity.
00:21
Just to confirm it's (name withheld), 3772.
00:26
3772, one moment. Okay, 23, that's coming back.
00:28
(name withheld), 3772.
00:32
Correct. Okay, number that's the one.
00:33
Okay, I'm not getting anything back.
00:35
I'm saying not on registration file in Virginia.
00:36
Before, I'll get you a number here in a minute.
00:38
Before. This is a moment up on landline.
00:40
CityWodial units be advised Union Memorial is on EP bypass until 0,700 hours.
00:47
Again, Union Memorial, EP bypass until 0,700 hour.
00:50
12. Then take a moment.
00:53
12. 12.
00:54
12, 2-3, animal control, the deceased cat, is that near Lexabaster?
00:59
Where's the dog?
01:00
The dogs are already confined with the owner.
01:02
Where's that?
01:03
near Lexabaster.
01:04
Goodson. So I really just need the deceased cat hit though.
01:07
So that was not her cat, that's a stray cat.
01:09
It's a stray cat.
01:10
I don't need animal control for the dog.
01:11
I only need them for the deceased cat.
01:13
Okay, they're asking in reference to the dog because it attacked the cat.
Disclaimer:
This was transcribed by AI and may contain errors. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Near N Augusta Ave, Baltimore, MD 21229
Correct
Incorrect
