00:00
Well, I'm counting. This is going to be in reference to a different animal other than the dog.
00:04
I've just now seen that text.
00:06
I'll be en route to that address.
00:12
Three to one, what address are you going to for that pit bull?
00:20
It's off Cook and 13th, I believe.
00:28
Yeah, okay, I'll be en route shortly.
00:30
One three, you found me off Cook and Tenth.
00:37
Yeah, okay, I'm by Fourth and Grant now, heading to you.
00:45
Well, if you have that meeting with the admin, you can go take that meeting and I'll take care of this dog call.
00:53
I'm not currently seeing it.
00:55
I'm going to drive around the area just a little bit and see if I find it.
01:00
Do you have the RP phone number?
01:11
On the three, those kids that he had out the other day, off of Grant, were they brown?
01:22
That would have been 406.
01:23
I believe he's the one he's seen them.
01:25
When I got to him, he's already behind the front door.
01:29
But it definitely is him.
01:30
They're going to be aggressive.
01:37
You can go check that house near two's residence on Lee Street and see if those dogs are out.
01:44
I'm not sure what color pit bull she has, but I know she has some.
01:49
I'm able to locate up here.
01:51
Are you tight from here? I'm looking in a different direction.
01:56
Yeah, I'm going to step up here with water department and see if they see the dogs out.
02:05
103, 101, do you have traffic?
02:13
Okay, I spoke to the fire department.
02:15
The supervisor said there's some dogs on Congress Street, but they was chained up a little bit ago.