Dog trapped in canal near Shields and Millbrook, Fresno CA
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Other Non-Crime EventEmergency services responded to a report of a dog trapped in a canal near Shields and Millbrook. Animal control and fire department units are on the scene to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Fresno City Police, Fire and EMS
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02:26
Transcript:
00:00
Can you check to see if there's a dog in there?
00:05
I'm sorry, can you repeat that?
00:07
If you're passing by the canal at Shields and Millbrook, can you see if there's a dog stuck in there? Northeast unit is en route there asking, though.
00:18
Okay, what...
00:22
A little more bigger to a four-prong.
00:27
Mr. Frank, go ahead.
00:30
Yeah, we're good to tear it down.
00:34
Sergeant was asking, are you able to see if they have got any video or anything?
00:39
They have video, they don't have access to review footage yet.
00:45
Can't be that.
00:59
The system of this animal problem for engine 5 is on (number withheld) shields across Milbrook.
01:07
2,
01:09
Charles 12 to Edward 12.
01:10
I'm the call taker who checked their own beach phone number in true people search.
01:14
It comes back to an address near Northweber.
01:20
and to (name withheld), showing us a victim and resource service is just for the girlfriend.
01:27
Okay.
01:31
You can disregard.
01:34
Go on, copy.
01:39
Can you show me at (number withheld) tall-crobia?
02:10
This animal problem for engine five is on (number withheld) shields across Millbrook, PD in route, advising the dog in canal with some water is going to be on the soft side issue.
02:25
We're starting animal control as well.
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Location mentioned:
N Millbrook Ave & E Shields Ave, Fresno, CA 93726
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