Dog locked in bathroom at Indianapolis home, Indianapolis IN
Family OffenseA caller reported a recently adopted dog locked in a bathroom near East Epler Avenue in Indianapolis. Animal control was requested to pick up the dog. Due to previous child safety hazards at this location, a police officer was sent to assist animal control.
Audio|Source: Indianapolis Metropolitan Police - Southeast District
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Transcript:
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For DCS[1], had an undelayed animal run near Epler Avenue.
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Callers recently adopted a dog, Tamsit Full Makes, Bill's daughter, Bit Collar's daughter.
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The dog currently locked in bathroom was told to have animal control, come pick up the dog, caller waiting in the car.
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Charles 111 control.
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Did you get a hold of animal control yet?
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They're clear on it. They're going to have someone take care of it.
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Okay.
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In charge, Charles, 111.
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Yes,
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sir.
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Okay, I was checking with that previous animal run. I've been advised by my supervisors here that we do have to start one unit to go with them based off the previous hazards from DCS[1].
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Okay, I will go and send another officer.
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Okay.
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A car that can start for near Eiffler or the DCS[1] hazard and animal.
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127, can you start for near East Epler?
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127. 127.
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675.
Police codes explained
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[1]
DCS: Department of Child Services
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Location mentioned:
Near E Epler Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46227
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