Loose pit bull attacks woman and her dogs in park area, Folsom CA
Medical EmergencyA woman was walking near American River Canyon and Moss Creek Drive when a loose pit bull ran up and attacked her and her dogs. She tried to hold the dog by the collar to protect herself and her dogs. No injuries were reported. The woman was unable to get help immediately. Fire and EMS units were dispatched to medical calls at Mariposa Avenue and Metagosah Avenue, and near Peter in District 66.
Audio|Source: Sacramento Regional Fire/EMS Communications Center (SRFECC)
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Enden 27, Medicaid,
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21, Medical 8, District 27,
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608, Mariposa Avenue, and in 27, Metagosah Avenue, Operation 8-2.
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1011 and 21 for a public assist on an animal call American River Canyon and Moss Creek Drive
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(name withheld) was on a walk.
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There was a loose pit bull that ran up and attacked her and her canines. No injuries,
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but the other dog is not letting RP get away and she's trying to hold it by the collar while protecting herself and her dog.
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She alone can't get a hold of anybody to help.
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American River Canyon and Lost Creek Drive.
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That's one in a row.
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10-4.
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An information on a reckless vehicle that was speeding and swerving in and out of traffic, it's going to be a silver Toyota Sienna.
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Quite similar to 8 Tom William, John Boy Boy, Lincoln,
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the Blue Ravine and Aerosmith and turned into the neighborhood off Aerosmith at the time of the call two minutes ago. Fullson and clear, 1959.
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Engine 66, NETIC-62, Medicaid, District 66, near Peter,
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101, Engine 66, Medics 62, Operations A3.
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Folsom, CA
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