Traffic stop and loose dogs near Plum Street
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Ashland County Sheriff and Fire
02:49
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300 traffic stop.
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Fifty-eight just north of Township Road Two Hundred and Thirty-Two.
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(number withheld)
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(number withheld)
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It's going to be a blue GMC Terrain.
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Three
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Thirty-Two, turn it on the show.
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Seventeen Thirty.
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Thirty-One Turner.
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What?
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Spoke to a passerby.
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They advised
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possibly the dogs belong to (number withheld) Plum Street.
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Could you check and see if anything is registered to them, Rick?
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When I was coming up Plum,
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the Belgian took off back towards Boyd.
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We're attempting to locate all three dogs.
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Okay.
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Do you have a checkup?
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I'm okay.
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They're right for 31.
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Got it.
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I do have three registered dogs: a female German Shepherd, a male Pug, and a female Belgian.
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Yeah, that's clear.
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Do we have a 19 for them by chance?
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A from all time.
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Ask them to stop out at the ball fields and let all the parents know before proceeding to the house.
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314, 300 into shift.
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Okay.
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348, 300, 3401.
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Victor X Ray Three Seven Four Zero Eight Three.
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Victor X Ray Three Seven Four Zero Eight Three.
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Clear Kennedy is valid.
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Negative 15 .
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Made contact with the dog owner.
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Her name is (name withheld).
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She advised that she's on her way home from work, but her husband's home and he will come out and try and get over the dog.
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That's great, thank you.
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All the parents at the ball field were advised.
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Good
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morning, 300.
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Warning issued, white female, we back in service.
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