Animal control responds to dog threatening pedestrians, Bakersfield CA
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Public SafetyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an animal control unit was dispatched to an area near Robinson Street and Pacific Street in Bakersfield after reports of a large dog, described as a German shepherd, attempting to bite pedestrians. The incident occurred near a residence on Robinson Street. There were no further details on injuries or the animal's status at the time of the report.
Audio|Heard on: Kern County Sheriff/Bakersfield PD
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Clear me from this complaint on 905 vicious if you can start animal control.
00:03
There's a large German shepherd trying to bite transients in the area.
00:08
Ten four.
00:09
Two four one control one.
00:12
Go ahead.
00:14
Two four one, confirming it's at Robinson Street and Pacific Street?
00:20
Uh, affirmative.
00:22
We'll be right in front of near Robinson Street.
00:27
And for all advised city animal control officer.
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Location mentioned:
Robinson St, Bakersfield, CA 93305
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