Confined dog reported in basement laundry room, Randallstown MD
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Suspicious AnimalAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders received a report of a confined dog in a basement laundry room near Allen Drive. The dog was described as aggressive and possibly malnourished, having been trapped for an extended period.
Audio|Heard on: Baltimore MD Law Dispatch Group Calls
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00:43
Transcript:
00:00
Hey, I want to clear and start for a confined, dangerous animal.
00:03
Coming in for near Allen Drive, across just me, Hooper, and Wilkins.
00:07
(name withheld) says (name withheld) accidentally opened the laundry room to go into a friend's apartment and a dog charged at (name withheld).
00:12
Looks like it's closed in the laundry room.
00:14
It looks like it's been trapped for days or months and hasn't eaten.
00:18
Okay, I'm clear.
00:21
This is a blue brindle pit bull.
00:25
And the laundry room's in the basement.
00:28
Or Taming, go get some fine in the laundry room.
00:32
Yeah, but if you're looking at AFSCOS, they're probably not going to come out because the dog is labeled dangerous, according to this caller, and they're probably going to try to say, I'm going to reflect,
00:41
the dog looks like it hasn't eaten in days or months.
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Location mentioned:
Allen Rd, Randallstown, MD 21133
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