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Two small dogs running loose near traffic intersection
Traffic
W Brighton Ave & Webster Ave, Syracuse, NY 13205
The audio reports two small dogs running loose near an intersection, posing a risk of causing traffic accidents.
Audio|Source: Onondaga County Sheriff and Syracuse Police
00:24
Transcript: (name withheld) reports two very small dogs running loose near West Brighton Avenue and Webster, darting into traffic and causing concern for accidents.
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Six-five-three? Six-five-three. Six-five-three. Six-five-three. It's an assault with injuries just occurred. 204 Westbred and Abbott at Brighton Food Mart. A man reported that another man, possibly light-skinned Hispanic male in his 40s, punched an employee in the face who is now bleeding and needs an ambulance. Unknown suspect. 6.53, I copy.
A woman at an RV in a driveway reports being assaulted by her boyfriend, a 31-year-old white male named (name withheld), who hit her in the head and eyes. She is injured and requesting an ambulance. She is unsure if he has left the area and does not know what he is wearing, but reports there are no weapons involved.
Unit 661. 61. And it's a hazardous condition. Two loose dogs. West Brighton, Webster Ave and Webster, caller says two very small dogs, keep darting into traffic, and concern it's going to cause an accident. 316. 616, they got me.
61. And it's a hazardous condition. Two loose dogs. West Brighton Ave and Webster Ave. West Brighton and Webster, caller says two very small dogs keep darting into traffic and concerned it's going to cause an accident. 316. 6161, they got me.
