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Man refuses to leave after leaving dog inside Taco Bell
Disorderly Conduct
Indianapolis, IN
Audio|Source: Indianapolis Metropolitan Police - Southeast District
00:43
Transcript: 131-133 at 10.01, (name withheld), and (name withheld) refusing to leave property. Scroll 49 to be stroke 41, suffered disservice, Emerson, and Hornet. 409. True 47. 29 at 10.03. Taco Bell. (Name withheld) white shirt trying to leave his brown Great Dane inside of Taco Bell. (Name withheld) is driving a blue Ford F-150.
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