Three loose pit bulls approach woman and leashed dog, Dayton WA
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Animal ControlAnimal control officers responded to the south end of the levee path near North Tushie turnoff after three loose pit bulls approached a woman and her leashed dog. The woman was trying to get away from the dogs and reach her car parked nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Columbia County Sheriff and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
02:20
Transcript:
00:00
Dave 9-11 animal call.
00:06
Go ahead.
00:10
This is going to be at the south end of the levee path.
00:14
Report advises three pit bulls on the loose, no owner nearby.
00:18
She's trying to get away from them.
00:20
She's alone with her dog currently,
00:22
trying to get towards her car.
00:26
Where you see, what's the location again?
00:35
It's going to be the south end of the levee path by that North Tushie turnoff.
00:43
Copy that we at the end is South 4th Street.
00:52
Okay, we're just trying to confirm on that.
00:59
Receive, I had that way,
01:02
also besides my computers down momentarily.
01:08
911, 1449.
01:15
8-911 additional.
01:17
9-11 additional.
01:20
Go ahead.
01:25
Report advise she's about 5 to 10 minutes into the path, just south of where her vehicle is parked on the North Touchet.
01:38
Receive.
01:42
Now it's 1449.
01:49
9-11 Dayton.
01:50
I'm arriving at the North Touchet side of the dike.
01:55
There is a vehicle parked here.
02:01
Copy that is going to be the report's vehicle.
02:05
She's just down the path waiting.
02:07
She's going to be dressed in all black with her dog that's on a leash.
02:15
Bobby, I'm headed down the dike and the patrol vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
S 4th St, Dayton, WA 99328
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