Residential alarm and aggressive dogs at Medora home
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Jackson County Public Safety
03:14
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00:00
Officer, start towards Medora, (number withheld) West Third Street.
00:04
Have a residential alarm.
00:10
714, I'll be 10-4.
00:15
Clear.
00:20
Six thirty-six, we'll divert.
00:22
Start coming over.
00:28
Clear, showing the kitchen door along the aisle.
00:37
Thirty-six thirty-six, can you get a hold of twenty-seven one and have them take that call?
00:45
Oh, thirty-seven.
00:50
Thirty-six twenty-seven one.
00:51
I am clear on the indirect traffic.
00:53
I apologize, I couldn't get out inside the school and pull radio reception, but you can show me that.
01:00
Twenty-seven one.
01:06
Thirty-six twenty-seven one.
01:07
Can you ten nine the numerics and address for that location?
01:14
(number withheld) West Third Street
01:22
Clear.
01:29
36271,
01:31
can you bring that up on the map? I'm unclear as to which residence this is.
01:41
Clear, if you go down the long driveway if you want to.
01:50
667, I'll be back around 14.
01:56
7.
01:57
36, I believe, on 1023.
02:01
Code 3, GPS, 1023.
02:10
36, 3621, 1070, code 3.
02:16
3621.
02:22
Six thirty-six 14 .
02:23
I'll have a twenty-seven through Kentucky in just a moment.
02:30
All in when you are ready.
02:40
Go ahead. D David 08750938 .
02:54
Thirty-six twenty-seven one.
02:59
Forty-seven one.
03:02
The rest is secure, but I can't get access to the front of the van before he's got dogs tied up that are aggressive.
03:12
They returned and need further assistance.
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