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Personal Narrative: Clearwater Drive On A Dog
On 05/26/17, at 7:47am, I Deputy Warden N. Christian was dispatched to 3664 Clearwater Drive on a dog at large, called in by The Madison Township Police Department (MTPD). I arrived at the location and met with MTPD Officer B. Schwotzer #17. MTPD Officer B. Schwotzer stated that a brindle/white pit bull was running loose in the area. MTPD Officer B Schwotzer was advised by a fellow MTPD Officer that the pit bull resides at 3663 Clearwater Drive. MTPD Officer B. Schwotzer approached the address and was confronted by another dog in a fence in yard. As MTPD Officer B. Schwotzer proceeded to knock on the door, the brindle/white pit bull charged at him as if to attack. MTPD Officer B. Schwotzer used a vehicle parked in the driveway as a barrier
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