Bulldog attacks other dogs and threatens child near Fig St, Jourdanton TX
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Animal ComplaintAs discussed during the dispatch call, a bulldog recently adopted at a residence near Fig Street attacked the homeowner's other dogs and appeared to threaten a one-year-old child. The dog is reportedly outside in the yard. Animal control has been notified and is expected to respond.
Audio|Heard on: Atascosa County Public Safety
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01:15
Transcript:
00:00
Five fifty-eight, go ahead.
00:03
Five fifty-eight, you are going to have a vicious animal.
00:05
Near Fig Street.
00:08
I'll advise that she just recently adopted a bulldog and it just attacked all of her other dogs and tried to go after her one year old son as well.
00:14
The dog is currently going to be outside in her yard.
00:19
Ten four, I'll be en route.
00:23
Ten four.
00:28
Five fifty-eight, could y'all get a hold of animal control on call city?
00:36
Ten four.
00:37
Anything for you tonight?
00:41
Ten four.
00:47
Show me ten eight, no report from this call.
00:49
Caller's going to call when those males on horse are back on the property and we can issue trespass notices.
00:54
You can now put me on 100 and forty-two Lincoln.
00:57
Ten four.
01:02
So far, if you need to make it.
01:05
Ten four.
01:10
Five fifty-eight AM twenty-three.
01:13
The on-call was notified and will be en route.
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Location mentioned:
Fig St, Jourdanton, TX 78026
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