Two pit bulls threaten 17-year-old near Pearl Street, Austin TX
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Other CrimesPolice responded to a report of two pit bulls threatening a 17-year-old near Pearl Street and Runner Road in Austin. Efforts were made to locate the animals and get more information from the family. The situation was later reported as no longer active.
Audio|Heard on: Travis County Law Enforcement
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02:42
Transcript:
00:00
Unit 3 David 20 clear en route to this party too dangerous animal, David 20, near Runner Road.
00:14
And built in 2000, can use your group rooms.
00:20
2201 and 2411.
00:24
So.
00:30
304. 1067.
00:42
Last digit is nine.
00:46
Last digit is three.
00:49
Clear.
00:54
Negative further telling you that.
00:58
Joe.
01:04
Who is let the child and they put it on the cart.
01:13
Yeah, 3 David, 20.
01:14
They're saying it's going to be two pit bulls and the child of 17 years old.
01:25
5.37.
01:31
529 is going to go ahead and take primary on this.
01:34
10 points.
01:44
1322, can also get 22204.
01:48
Okay. Okay.
01:52
Yeah,
01:57
it's around to the dangerous, and while we've disconnected with the complaint.
02:00
We're trying to contact the wife to get more information of a location because the complainant didn't know where they were.
02:12
380.
02:14
Good.
02:16
Can I imagine complaining not to go looking for the dogs?
02:20
I don't think he's looking for the dogs.
02:22
I thought he was looking for his daughter and wife.
02:24
We don't have him on the phone anymore.
02:28
Good work.
02:37
And that dangerous animal calls and change two or three, they're advising it's not active as fire.
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Location mentioned:
Pearl St, Austin, TX 78705
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