Loose small dog attacks woman and her dog near 32nd and T, Omaha NE
Other CrimesA small dog attacked a woman and her dog near 32nd and T Street. The dog is still loose in the area. The woman first said the dog was a Rottweiler but later said it was a rat terrier.
Audio|Source: Omaha Police Dispatch - Southeast
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Transcript:
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Baker 18 already? In Baker, 18113. Happy, Southeast holding, potentially vicious animal in the area of 32nd and T's and Tom. They'll be in its 11th floor. Baker 28 on 3. 28 on 3. 628. You've got a potentially vicious animal, 32nd T, 322nd T's in Tom. 3-2 T's in Tom. Color states.
00:29
A small dog attacked female and her dog. She was able to get away with heading southbound. Dogs still loose in the area, Vick 28. Clear. Has Humane Society been advised as well? I'll check both the call-taker to see if they were able to do that. If not, we'll get them in around. Clear, we'll be in round from Northwest Assembly. Claire, 115. Clare, 113-1-11. Clear, 11th, 11th.5.
00:57
The Baker 28 callers refuses squad. My name's (name withheld). She'll be near R Street. Says, no, changing her story says it's not a Rottweiler. It's more of a rat terrier, a smaller dog. One of the loose dog is a spastic female early 20s. We're in a bright blue shirt holding a leash. Big 28? Clear.
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Location mentioned:
T St & S 32nd St, Omaha, NE 68107
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