Authorities locate loose horses in Bandera County, Bandera County TX
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Other Non-Crime EventAuthorities responded to reports of loose horses in Bandera County. They searched near Schmiddy Road and at a location near Blogger and contacted a possible owner. The horses were found and no reports indicated they were picked up by homeowners yet.
Audio|Heard on: Bandera County Public Safety
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03:22
Transcript:
00:00
The last known location is just past Schmiddy Road.
00:03
We have a possible owner near a nearby poster.
00:07
I'm going to see if I can make contact with them.
00:10
Okay.
00:14
Gover.
00:23
331Minder did the advice how far brush, Mickey?
00:31
I wanted to turn another caller if I was about halfway.
00:35
I'm going to be two light tan colored and one light horse.
00:47
Until we're only on 470 or Schmiki?
00:51
331, they are going to be on Schmesee right now.
00:58
4.07 minute.
01:01
6-3407.
01:07
I'm trying to catch up to the vehicle that was,
01:11
the driver was shouting at people.
01:14
I'm trying to get it for you.
01:16
We're headed south on 16 in Part 3.
01:21
Yeah, that's all.
01:30
Do you remember, do we know if the owners already picked them up, I want to make it? I don't see anything.
01:36
We haven't.
01:37
No one's mentioned that the homeowners have collected the horses.
01:46
64-07-928.
01:49
Go 28.
01:52
Boy, X-ray, 4,
01:54
17, 9, 6th, 6th, July 7.
01:57
That's why I thought we're treating you do this.
02:00
You got to go with it.
02:08
Confirm, boy x-ray 4, 7296, January, 20206, and 2012, Chevy pickup does show white.
02:16
(name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld), no Twitter.
02:21
Okay.
02:26
4, print, rolled out for me.
02:28
You know anything in a house, that guy?
02:31
No, standby.
02:41
I get a hot show anything at all.
02:45
On pipe creek by the average Joe's coffee.
02:49
Tapped in twice already.
02:51
There's any peevee to stop it, just a pit hold.
02:55
Temple.
03:04
4-7-8-270-5.
03:09
3.31 Medina, I'll be at the 32100 block with these horses.
03:21
Acknowledged.
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