Horse with minor injuries and no trailer available

Heard on: Northwest Arkansas Public Safety

01:17

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

This is 10-4. Just had a couple road rashes, but it's up and around moving.

00:03

10-4, it'll be able to go into the trailer on its own.

00:10

Four and the location where he'll be taking it is right past Dry Creek, turned by the cemetery in Kingston.

00:23

Hello, 10-7, special assistance.

00:27

10-4.

00:32

13-1, 10-24.

00:34

10-13.

00:39

Northbound coming up to the 67, we have a white Chevy Malibu, (number withheld).

00:50

One on scene, assuming South Third Street.

00:53

Come in. One on scene, assuming South Third Street.

00:55

Come in.

00:57

Affirmative.

00:58

1153.

01:00

Go ahead.

01:06

He says he's not able to do it.

01:07

The truck he needs to pull his horse trailer is not here right now.

01:14

He needs the one that can pull the gooseneck and he doesn't have it.

01:17

10-4.

2026-09-11 21:02 UTC

Other Non-Crime Event

AR-74, Kingston, AR 72742

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, officers provided assistance near Dry Creek by a cemetery in Kingston for a horse with minor road rash that was able to enter its trailer, but the truck needed to pull the gooseneck horse trailer was not available.