Police request ranger and animal control for loose dog, Temple Hills MD
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Other Non-Crime EventAccording to the dispatch call, an officer reported a loose black schnauzer near Hagan Road in Temple Hills. Animal control and a ranger were requested to assist with securing the dog.
Audio|Heard on: Prince George's MD Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Three David two, you can hold me out at Temple Hills near Hagan with a loose dog.
00:06
Ten four.
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Five Charlie seven.
00:09
Five Charlie ten.
00:10
No, we're not going hard.
00:11
Ten four.
00:13
Three David two.
00:14
Do we have a ranger on air that could possibly come with a sub lead?
00:19
Any rangers on the air?
00:21
Three David two direct.
00:23
Two, I copy.
00:24
Three David, please.
00:25
Go.
00:27
What assistance did you need from half range? Because I'm laying around with him now.
00:32
They possibly have like a slip lead or something for the dog because I know animal control is not going to come out unless the dog's contained.
00:39
Careful. Three David two.
00:41
Go ahead.
00:42
Per the rangers, can you advise what kind of dog it is?
00:45
Some type of schnauzer.
00:47
Careful. And three David two, can you advise the color?
00:50
Black. Careful.
00:53
And three day with two animal controllers, my top range is on route.
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Location mentioned:
Hagan Rd, Temple Hills, MD 20748
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