Aggressive dog captured after roaming neighborhood, Lansing MI
Other Non-Crime EventA report was made about an aggressive dog running loose in a neighborhood. Animal control was called, and the dog was later confirmed to be secured in a cage.
Audio|Source: Greater Lansing Area Public Safety
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Transcript:
3-1 East Green River across from a M18 Charles for a 46-year-old female heart palpitations. We have Lansing officers that are out at 1224 North High Street. There is a very aggressive German Shepherd that was the original call. They're wondering if what do you guys would be able to respond? For East Lansing units, your medical responding to Douglas J. 331 East Grand River Avenue, cross of MAC. It's going to be 442-year-old female. She's conscious breathing, complaining of rapid, rapid, heart rate, and palpitation. First, third, 2040. Like this, Shepherd's loose in the neighborhood? 3.30. Yeah, the original call was that there is a German Shepherd outside without a leash, and it's very aggressive. 2.30, go ahead. You surely love it to myself, trading with Houston, Town Town. Good morning. Budget 429. Okay. Good morning. Can you generate a call over to me? I'll have to take a look at it. Time for. There's a Animal Control call already made if you guys can see it like that. 3M. 32. 3-9-3. Go ahead. Yes name? Your naming 162 in 2006-9. Good morning. Okay, can I read copy on this transport? Going back to Eaton County from the jury. I better mate, your welfare. 10-4 en route. I'm fed too, thank you. Okay. Okay. Okay. Dispatch, medic, thank you. Okay. Dispatch, medical weapons en route. Good morning, 78, 133. Good morning! Twenty-three. Two-three. Two-three, go ahead. Animal control is looking at the call. I'm not sure that they're going to respond to all. Two-three. Go ahead. Is there a number that I can call, potentially maybe explain? Let me ask in two. Stay-bye. 23 is the dog can find. 23, yes, the dog is confined in the cage.
3-1 East Green River across from a M18 Charles for a 46-year-old female heart palpitations. We have Lansing officers that are out at 1224 North High Street. There is a very aggressive German Shepherd that was the original call. They're wondering if what do you guys would be able to respond? For East Lansing units, your medical responding to Douglas J. 331 East Grand River Avenue, cross of MAC. It's going to be 442-year-old female. She's conscious breathing, complaining of rapid, rapid, heart rate, and palpitation. First, third, 2040. Like this, Shepherd's loose in the neighborhood? 3.30. Yeah, the original call was that there is a German Shepherd outside without a leash, and it's very aggressive. 2.30, go ahead. You surely love it to myself, trading with Houston, Town Town. Good morning. Budget 429. Okay. Good morning. Can you generate a call over to me? I'll have to take a look at it. Time for. There's a Animal Control call already made if you guys can see it like that. 3M. 32. 3-9-3. Go ahead. Yes name? Your naming 162 in 2006-9. Good morning. Okay, can I read copy on this transport? Going back to Eaton County from the jury. I better mate, your welfare. 10-4 en route. I'm fed too, thank you. Okay. Okay. Okay. Dispatch, medic, thank you. Okay. Dispatch, medical weapons en route. Good morning, 78, 133. Good morning! Twenty-three. Two-three. Two-three, go ahead. Animal control is looking at the call. I'm not sure that they're going to respond to all. Two-three. Go ahead. Is there a number that I can call, potentially maybe explain? Let me ask in two. Stay-bye. 23 is the dog can find. 23, yes, the dog is confined in the cage.
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Near N High St, Lansing, MI 48906
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