Two dogs that tried to bite children loose
Other (Public Safety - Animal Complaint)A caller reports two loose dogs, including a pit bull, tried to bite children getting off a bus. The dogs ran through yards and are loose on the street. The owners are not restraining them. Dispatch mentions units are en route and the line disconnected after a truck revving and a verbal argument were heard.
Audio|Source: Lake Livingston Area Wide Public Safety
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Transcript:
6-08. Public Service 201-0-1-1-1-4-O. Around 7-minute UTA. Go ahead. Okay. 1-D.106 to 1-1-D2-100. How far out are you? UTA. It's going to be pertaining to the pit bull from the other day that was trying to bite kids getting off the bus. The pit bull and another blue black dog went into the caller's yard and tried to attack them, calling through a piece of wood at them. Now they're out running the streets. They're still not detained, and the owners of the dogs aren't doing anything about it. And for En route. Liberty, all units in route to the disturbance in progress. Line disconnected, last thing heard was a truck revving up and a male and female still arguing. Okay. We're just get ridden notes. We're going to close out for now. 41. Show me in route to your call in the Indian Springs. All units got us. That's clear. It's going to be a... 26 traffic. Best point. We're good, Crofton. 26, go ahead. 10-4. I'll call 32 on the phone. 32, 14. Disregard, I got it. 6.08, be advised, the dogs are going to live at 172 South Canyon in Holly Drive. It's going to be a house on stilt. Caller may be able to give you a better idea with that. 2.4. 10. Paul.
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Near S Cyn Dr, Onalaska, TX 77360
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