Caller reports firing gun into ground to scare pit bulls near W State Rd 38

Heard on: Henry County Public Safety

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

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This is one one C.

00:03

Medic one.

00:08

To take an animal problem at (number withheld) West State Road 38, (number withheld) West State Road 38.

00:19

Caller had a couple of pit bulls caged on his back porch.

00:22

Before he caged them, he said he shot a gun into the ground to try to scare them off.

00:42

Go ahead, sir.

00:45

I can go for you.

00:49

I appreciate it.

00:50

Dispatch, I'll be en route.

00:53

Ten four.

00:54

Thirty-three eighty-nine, thirty-three six.

00:58

Twenty-six.

01:01

Eighty-nine.

01:04

You can disregard.

01:05

Thirteen's calling animal control.

01:07

Sounds like the homeowner's got a fire from a spark.

01:11

Eighty-nine square.

01:16

That's 13 .

01:20

Thirteen.

01:22

Animal control is going to be on the scene at that address.

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You can close it out.

5/10/2026 07:39 AM

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W State Rd 38, Lapel, IN 46051

Caller reports firing gun into ground to scare pit bulls near W State Rd 38

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, units were dispatched for an animal problem near W State Road 38. The caller reported two pit bulls were on the back porch and said they fired a gun into the ground to scare them off before securing the dogs. Animal control was requested; no injuries were mentioned.

Caller reports firing gun into ground to scare pit bulls near W State Rd 38

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