Dog bitten by pit bull on River Street, Great Barrington MA
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Other CrimesAccording to the dispatch call, a small dog was bitten by a pit bull on River Street. Officers identified a person in an orange shirt nearby with the dog and planned to speak with them.
Audio|Heard on: North Adams Police / Fire, Adams, Williamstown and County Police
Listen to dispatch call
02:27
Transcript:
00:00
You free to come assist with an animal issue.
00:04
Parties are trying to find a little dog that got bit by a pit bull on River Street.
00:10
They just flag me down.
00:14
Rins it.
00:23
21 without them.
00:29
9.
00:33
19, Flakinson Street, apartment 1.
00:37
Ceport Service.
00:41
Very safe. Very safe.
00:49
23 to Eachy 1, it's going to be in front of Knight L.
00:53
Jack.
01:01
I think it ran up to the corner market.
01:10
55.
01:15
Go ahead.
01:19
You sign that vehicle license.
01:22
fleet and registered owner license are both active.
01:29
Preject.
01:42
55B advised calling party was in route to an appointment in another jurisdiction,
01:50
call complaining of the erratic operation.
02:08
There's a guy running around with an orange t-shirt.
02:12
He was looking for this dog.
02:15
Okay,
02:17
Steve. I got eyes on that party.
02:18
He has a dog.
02:20
So I need to speak with them.
02:23
Possibly, he did stay.
02:24
They got pit, but another dog, so...
Disclaimer:
This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
River St, Great Barrington, MA 01230
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