Two pit bulls prevent access to house
Disorderly ConductThe audio reports two pit bulls that are chained but one may not be fully secured, blocking entry to a house. The dogs have a history of fighting, causing concern for the caller.
Audio|Source: Indianapolis Metropolitan Police
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Transcript:
B2, David, 134, 121, assisted citizen, (name withheld). Female's waiting in a silver volks wagon needs assistance, reference dropping off her son at the father's house at 4902 West Raymond. North District 31, Baker 240, Baker 240, aggressive animal, 3855 Byron Avenue. A white pit bull and a gray pit bull belong to the callers. Neighbors state they're contained on a chain. One of them is possibly not secured but it's long enough to not let the caller into her house and they have a history of fighting. 134. 147. 147. 134, 147, 816, 121, 121. Touching downtown, 21, Edward, Edward, 123, 123, 132, 123, 1-3-123. Start for 777, North Meridian Street, American Legion Mall, parking lot. Reference of black male, bird.
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Location mentioned:
Near Keystone Crossing, Indianapolis, IN 46240
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