Unit 10 D1

On 08/27/17, at approximately 1:08pm I Deputy Warden N. Christian with Franklin County Animal Care and Control (FCACC) was dispatched 2090 Crown Plaza Drive (Kroger) on dogs being held, no known owner. I arrived at the location and met with a employee at Kroger, the dogs ( German Shepherd (White) and Siberian Husky (Black/White)) were being held in a fence in area at that location. I had a Kroger employee complete a animal release form. I was than escorted to the fence in area where I placed a leash on both dogs and put them in my vehicle The Siberian Husky had a microchip (941000015078326) that was not register. I cleared from the location at approximately 1:36pm.

At approximately 0134 Hours, Cortez Dispatch advised me Breback, J. called 911 and hanging up. Cortez further advised that upon call back Breback, J. advised everything was ok for the moment and hung up. Sgt. Minor and I responded back to the residence, upon arriving at the residence we walked from the roadway in the dark watching the residence. The residence had all the first floor lights on and the lights on in the upstairs bedroom. I watched the residence for any signs of Breback, C. being in the residence. The two dogs located at the residence where outside barking at me. I watch Breback, J. move from the living room to the front door of the residence calling the dogs back into the residence. I watched for a short time, I did not see anyone

Trent Topper: My final question for you Miss North is why did you not contact police when your dogs went missing and when or if you were called about the ransom?

On 2/1/16 at around 1030PM visitor Lynn Hill proceeding to visit OG-3242 was walking to the Arbor Ridge Lobby from the visitors lot and proceeded to pet Mr. David Furman’s of EV-2129 dog before walking in the front sliding doors. According to the Mrs. Hill the dog did not show any aggression while she petted it but upon turning away the dog bit Mrs. Hill on the right calf leaving a wound about the size of a nickel. Mrs. Hill was hesitant to report it because she did not see any problem with the animal but wanted to make sure that the dogs shots were up to date. The family of Mr. David Furman was reportedly contacted by the charge nurse of EV-1 & EV-2 and confirmed that the animal’s shots were up to date. Mrs. Hill was not upset and did not

I then made contact with Perry Hagler at lot 53. Perry advised that his granddaughter was riding her bike when a brown pitbull chased her down and bit her. Perry then pointed the dog out to me. The dog was located at the mobile home across from Lot 53. I attempted to make contact with the owner of the

I received a telephone phone call from Alderman Vaccaro and Mr. Dan Fuchs in regards to a complaint at 3267 Ivanhoe. Mr. Fuchs has made numerous complaint to Citizen Service Bureau pertaining to his neighbor’s dog a black pit bull with white spots. The dog continues to crawl underneath the fence and come onto the property of Mr. Fuchs, sometimes getting into his home. Can you send out an Animal Control Officer to investigate and give out a citation? Mr. Fuchs can be reached at 314-304-3757

Kyser to check 2655 Maplewood Drive address. He advised me we had previously been at that location and have current dog owner and dog information. I advised Dispatcher Deputy Warden K. Kyser to contact dog owner. He called the number on file but was unable to talk or leave a voicemail. Approximately 10-15minutes I was advised by Dispatcher Deputy Warden K. Kyser that the dog was in the area of Charlenton Court. I arrived in the area and was flagged down by a female individual stating the dog was in her backyard and was was preventing the Time Warner Cable Repairman from getting down from his ladder. I slowly approached the dog; the dog took off running west though houses. I lost the dog again in the area of Ottawa

On 08/28/16 at 8:03pm, I Deputy Warden N. Christian was dispatched to 3659 Inverary Drive on a dog being held. I arrived at the house and spoke to complainant Sheith Campbelll and her husband. Ms. Campbell stated that the dog was loose and came into their garage and just started starching on their door. They place a leash on the dog and held it until I arrived. I place the dog in my van, as I was entering the dog into Shelter Buddy, Dog owner Michael Henderson and his wife ran up to me and claim ownership of the dog. Mr. Henderson was able to show proof of current vaccinations, but unable to show their dog held a current dog license. I issued Mr. Henderson a violation for failure to license their dog name Brutus.

On 02/19/17, at 4:14pm, I Deputy Warden N. Christian was dispatched to 3279 Parklane Ave on a possible nuisance dog, owner known. I arrived at the location and spoke to Felcia Salett mother to victim Lakai Jones. Ms. Salett stated that this is not the first time the dogs (large mix breed brown in color and black mix breed dog) have been loose in and around her house. Ms. Salett stated that this was the first instance that one of the dogs came after one of her children. Ms. Salett asked Ms. Jones to explain what took place. Ms. Jones stated she was in the backyard of her resident with a friend when a large mix breed brown dog jumped over fence into their backyard and charged at Ms. Jones, knocking her to the ground. Ms. Jones was able to

Rigby is a 3 year old intact male Boston terrier that was presented to the clinic for neutering. The owners states the neighbor’s dog is a female, not spayed, and recently in heat. Rigby has been digging under the fence since the female has been in heat. The owner is afraid Rigby may be attacked by the neighbor’s dog, contribute to unwanted litters, or get loose and hurt since he is digging under the fence.

On 10/20/17, at approximately 3:54pm, I Deputy Warden N. Christian with Franklin County Animal Care and Control (FCACC) was dispatched to 968 E 18th Ave, on dog(s) at large, no known owner. At approximately 4:33pm I arrived at the above listed location. I met with complainant Kylita Pugh. Ms. Pugh stated two dogs both pit bull mixes (brown/white) were in her backyard and came after her children. I asked Ms. Pugh if the dogs are located does she wish to pursue any criminal charges against the dog owner. Ms. Pugh stated she didn't, but she did want the dog owner aware of the situation. I completed talking to Ms. Pugh and drove around the area. I was flagged down by a unknown African American male near the intersection of Lexington Ave and

On 07/07/17, at 3:20pm, I Deputy Warden N. Christian was requested to the lobby of Franklin County Animal Care and Control (FCACC) on an injury-possible dangerous or vicious dog. I arrived in the lobby and met dog owner Jackie Kirksey. I asked Ms. Kirksey what transpired; she stated that she and her daughter just adopted a Mastiff Mix name Willie from FCACC today. Ms. Kirksey took the Willie home where she introduced him to her son and next door neighbor without incident. Ms. Kirksey husband Ken Kirksey came home. As he entered the kitchen area where the Willie was sitting, Mr. Kirksey pet Willie on his head without incident, as Mr. Kirksey moved away Willie lunged at him biting him on his left index finger. Mr. and Ms. Kirksey went to

On 05/31/17, at 12:20pm, I was dispatched to 909 Midland Ave on possible nuisance dog, owner known. I was advised by Franklin County Animal Care and Control (FCACC) Dispatcher Deputy Warden L. Dixon, that the caller witnessed the incident involving the mailman and a neighbor’s dog. I arrived at the location and was flagged down by United States Postal Service (USPS) mailman Ron Reese. Mr. Reese stated that he was advised prior that the dogs at 900 Midland Ave were not residing at that location anymore due to prior incident of the pit bulls chasing USPS employees. Mr. Reese stated he was delivering mail to the location when a blue pit bull charged at him as to attack. Mr. Reese backed away towards the street and the dog proceeded to follow

I entered the business and made contact with Zona Raddatz, the business owner. I inquired about the dog and Zona stated she was located right behind the counter. I was able

And while Bill did not have a chance to introduce himself after the incident.....that does not mean finding the owner is impossible. Nor does it mean you have to rely on the management office to find them to discuss. You have brought a petition to the dog group at the last stages in the complaint process. Leaving many of us here to just find out about this via your email or through “gossip” . Yet you clearly knew about this group and could have used it as an avenue to discuss before initiating any of this. Because once again, every interaction I have ever had with Bill has resulted in them bending over backwards to accommodate. And from what I know, you still to this day have not gone down and introduced yourself even though you said you