Dog running in traffic near Southern Avenue, Mesa AZ
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, police responded to reports of a dog running in traffic near Country Club Drive and Southern Avenue in Mesa. Officers searched the area and eventually located the animal safely near Southern Avenue.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Fiesta Patrol District
Listen to dispatch call
01:31
Transcript:
00:00
Push an eleven to copy a 500 and eighty-five Country Club and Southern.
00:06
What's up?
00:08
Country Club and Southern, just west.
00:10
Black puppy running in traffic will be the westbound lanes.
00:15
11, copy that.
00:21
1-8, can you put this on hold and I'll head out that way?
00:24
Copy.
00:29
Baker 14, code 426820, the male does not want anything done.
00:33
I copy 1113 on Guadalupe.
00:40
Two baker 13, my check for the other males involved is negative.
00:45
Acknowledged. This is your backup one.
00:47
Acknowledged.
00:53
Ocean 11 westbound is clear from Suns Club to Extension.
00:59
Copy.
01:02
Okay, and they said it ran eastbound and went behind a business on the north side, so 82's as far.
01:08
Copy.
01:14
Push 11, I've got the dog about 400.
01:20
We're going to be near Southern Avenue.
01:24
That far?
01:30
13 copy, I'm right here in front of you.
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Location mentioned:
W Southern Ave, Mesa, AZ 85210
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