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Charles Kinsey: A Case Study
On 08/26/16 at 3:16pm, I Deputy Warden N. Christian was dispatched to 2454 Northem Court on two dogs at large no known owner. I arrived at location and spoke to complainant Charles Kinsey. Mr. Kinsey stated that two dogs came on his property, he is not aware of who owns the dogs. The dogs were in Mr. Kinsey fenced in backyard. I used my snare pole to take control of both dogs and place them in my van. Both dogs had red collars on them with dog owner Frank Banks contact information on it. Mr. Banks was contacted and advised that Franklin County Animal Care and Control (FCACC) had his dogs. Mr. Banks met me at FCACC Shelter to reclaim his dogs. Mr. Banks was unable to show proof of dog licenses or vaccinations for either dog. I issued
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