Large dog running loose near First and Center streets, Mesa AZ
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Other Non-Crime EventAccording to the dispatch call, a large Belgian Malinois dog was reported running loose near First Street and Center Street in Mesa, Arizona. Officers attempted to locate the dog and contacted animal control by leaving a voicemail, as the dog's location was lost during the search.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa Police Department Fiesta Patrol District
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
X-ray 40 on one.
00:02
X-ray 40?
00:03
I don't know if we had animal control logged on, but our high-risk stop.
00:09
There's a pretty big Belgian Malinois just running in the street.
00:14
Loose.
00:17
Running at Center and First Street area.
00:20
Yeah,
00:22
Center and First. He's running up towards the uni right now.
00:29
Be in a large Belgium-type dog.
00:33
Yeah, that's important.
00:38
Victor's old traffic.
00:41
Do you make a 12-go?
00:43
Victor Adam 1, Sam 2.
00:46
I'm going to be at home school and with 60.
00:49
Copy.
00:54
...Negative on a trailer.
00:59
We're going to be landing at homeschool in the north.
01:04
We're going to be landing at homeschooling to the north.
01:19
Go ahead.
01:21
Hey, if you just want to stand by until we get there, we're making on time.
01:29
X-340, I'm going to switch back to two.
01:31
We don't have eyes on that dog anymore.
01:34
10-4. I left the voicemail for animal control.
01:36
They said their hours are Monday through Thursday, vice-to-left a voicemail.
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Location mentioned:
1st St & Center St, Mesa, AZ 85204
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