Dog bite incident leads to emergency response
Medical EmergencyEmergency services responded to a dog bite reported inside a house.
Audio|Source: Indianapolis Metropolitan Police
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Transcript:
I have West 23, informationally, regular driver, 38, Lafayette, road, black male driver, black SUV, wrecked back window, broken out, poor sales iron on the right, no license plate, cutting vehicles off, speeding, swerving, almost causing accidents, call is not following, less hanging westbound, 98, close cat, 16, 61, informationally 1637. I'll verify this location here in a minute because it says it's Arlington Manor Apartments. That female complainant says her rear picture out, and the female is not giving her mail to her. Item 250, property floor, Jackson, East 38th, Ruckel Street, B-3-2. Okay. Tensionary, Southwest, B-22. 1638. David, 236, David-2-36. This is animal control with a dog bite[1]. 1049 Blaine Avenue. EMS is en route. I'm sure if the dog is still on scene or not. The call is inside the home. 1,000-south, 1,600, West. 236. David T-36 at 1638.
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dog bite: Animal attack causing injury
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Location mentioned:
Near Blaine Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46221
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