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Shouting and dog barking during physical struggle, Buffalo NY
Assault
Near Main St, Buffalo, NY 14214
A caller reports hearing someone shout "get off them" and a dog barking, indicating a possible physical struggle near 2555 Main St.
Audio|Source: Buffalo PD Ch 3 Districts C/E
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Transcript: Caller can hear someone yelling "get off them" and a dog barking. Caller says noise may be coming from 2555 Main St.
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Going north on Main towards Humboldt by the NSPA station. We were coming out and passed him literally late in the go. Click. Officer safety that stolen femur that they were calling out earlier just took off southbound on Main Street from Rodney. We are not chasing. We thought it was possibly the other teamer that we're looking for, but... We are turning around going northbound on Maine, but it is currently traveling southbound on Main Street. That's the only way from earlier. No front placement back out wind shield. We are going the other way in the off their safety. That's clear. The victim did say property car tagging. All right, VFC[1] updated. Hit at 198 Westbound at Lincoln Parkway at 1711.
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