Red SUV hits dog and flees near Central Park Grinnell, Grinnell IA
TrafficNear Central Park in Grinnell, a red SUV struck a dog in the roadway and fled the scene, leaving the owner distraught and authorities searching for the vehicle.
Audio|Source: Poweshiek County Public Safety
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Near 16th Avenue and 4th Ave, a red SUV hit a dog and continued driving toward Central Park.
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Units responding, they're discussing Central Park.
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Joshi 3 reports traffic on 146 and 4.
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I'll start heading that way.
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943.
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County 12.
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Go ahead 12.
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What was Grinnell's call?
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Red SUV hit the dog and kept going right in front of the owner near 16th Avenue and 4th Ave.
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10 more.
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Bachelor 11.
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Go at 11.
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In our darks day, we're going to all the time I'll call.
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I'm assuming the dog was in the roadway.
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Time for it, it was hit in the roadway.
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No. Okay.
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I mean 262, I'm going to be 23 at that address.
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216, you're very quiet.
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You're out with the address, is that what you were saying?
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Simple.
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So that was unidentified traffic operator, across,
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from 146 to the address.
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For your 43, she's not real sure.
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She's claiming it was a red SUV, but wasn't.
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She did not get a good look at it.
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Copy.
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216, do you want to confirm they're talking about Central Park?
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Yeah, that's it for her.
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228 from 3 on your channel.
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I came across a couple smaller SUVs that were not red.
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One had an Illinois tag, last one I saw.
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But other than that, no red SUVs.
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104 probably won't be able to find it unless they call in, there's not much we can do.
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It's boggering out to the road.
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Location mentioned:
Central Park, 925 3rd Ave, Grinnell, IA 50112
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