Ladies and Gentlemen,
The story you are about to read is true. Names have not been changed to protect the innocent.
1830 on Tuesday, March 25. A 10-84 is called in involving two dogs and a walker on the corner of Kenosha Dr NW and Monroe Dr NW. There were no 10-48s.
The walker, Colleen, heard running dog sounds, turned and saw two German Sheperds (GS) coming at herself and her dog, Annie. The GS wearing a blue collar proceeded to attack Annie at the throat. The second GS stood by and watched. Colleen screamed at the dogs. She kicked once, but became concerned with losing a limb. So she tried pulling Annie out of the 10-84. Annie's collar slipped off. Colleen then started hitting the GS with the leash and collar, still screaming at the animals. One GS headed back in the direction from it came. The GS fighting with Annie stopped and let Annie up.
Colleen and Annie backed away from the GS. Eye contact was kept and the leash was held at the ready incase of another attack. The GS watched Annie and Colleen till out-of-sight.
Annie is okay. Colleen called Big Brother and Animal Control. Annie had some nice treats with her dinner.
On March 25, there was no trial held in Superior Court, City of Rochester, County of Olmsted, State of Minnesota. Ergo, there are no results for this trial.
1 comment:
holy crap. I didn't realize that still happened in the civilized world. wow. I would be a bit afraid to continue walking my dog especially if I didn't know who those GS's belonged to. Their owner should really keep them tied up or take them to doggie obedience classes! wow.
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