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On 05/21/16 at 8:25pm, I was dispatched to 1078 Lockwood Rd on a follow up on a possible nuisance dog, owner known. I arrived at the house and spoke to Jennifer Hurtado. Ms. Hurtado claimed ownership of the dog alone with her father. Ms. Hurtado was advised due to the incident that occurred on 05/19/16, involving her dog and victim Shonda Anderson that her dog would be designated nuisance. Ms. Hurtado was unable to show proof of a dog license and current vaccinations. I issued Ms. Hurtado violations for failure to license, failure to vaccinate and failure to control a nuisance dog.
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