Animal control assists with eviction issue, Rochester NY
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Other CrimesAs discussed during the dispatch call, animal control requested assistance near East Main St in Rochester after discovering an abandoned dog at a recently evicted residence. The former tenant, who had been evicted, reportedly returned and was refusing to leave the property. Law enforcement responded to assist with the situation, which may have involved both a tenant dispute and animal welfare concerns.
Audio|Heard on: Monroe NY Law Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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AC8 is currently responding to a dog that was abandoned by a tenant being evicted, and the tenant is giving her issues.
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Two hundred and forty-five, all set.
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No minuses.
00:08
You just changed to a customer trouble.
00:11
Two two seven, can you send us a family trouble on Hudson Ave? Two badge also with details.
00:17
Ten four, that's going to be the family trouble near Hudson Ave.
00:19
Available Goodman section car to start for near East Main St to assist AC8 trying to get a dog out of an evicted location, and the tenant is giving them issues.
00:30
Has the tenant been evicted?
00:32
The tenant has been evicted and is refusing to leave.
00:35
Animal control is there because they were called out to get the dog, and the tenant is back at the location.
00:44
All right, 115, we're not going to mess around with an eviction.
00:47
Animal control. Control can just leave the location.
00:50
Ten four, I will let them know.
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Location mentioned:
E Main St, Rochester, NY 14609
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