Child Bitten by Dog

1615 Sexton St

Published Jun 28 at 6:37 PM · Updated Jun 28 at 7:20 PM

Summary

Firefighters and animal control responded to a report of a child bitten by a dog in Baltimore. The dog was taken inside by its owner, and authorities are coordinating with animal control to address the situation.

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Jun 28, 6:37PM

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1615 Sexton St.

Jun 28, 6:37PM

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1615 Sexton St.

Jun 28, 6:37PM

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1615 Sexton St.

Jun 28, 6:37PM

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1615 Sexton St.

Jun 28, 6:37PM

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1615 Sexton St.

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Radio Clips

BPD Southern · Jun 28, 7:20PM · 0:24

Need it? I believe so, but the kid actually got bitten, so. Alright, let me. Hold me in contact with the owner right now. Okay, see if they'll open the door, because they took the dog, bit the child, they ran and took the dog in the house. So, I'm still putting a request for animal control. I'll have somebody back him up on that call.

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BPD Southern · Jun 28, 7:19PM · 0:30

9 Charlie 24. And in reference, Kia is having a dispute with her daughter. I don't know how old she is, but she's an adult, old child, but 17 and 15, I'll show you en route. 24. Yes ma'am, in reference to this call, I spoke with the parent of the kid that got bitten by the dog. I'm en route to the owner of the dog. Address is going to be next to 1633 Sexton Avenue. Yeah, that's where they took the dog. Is it animal control?

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Baltimore Fire (B/U) · Jun 28, 6:37PM · 0:15

1615 Sexton Street, between Georgetown Road and Herkimer Street, for the dog bite. Units 806, respond to medical alarm 47-10, 1615 Sexton Street, for the dog bite. 8-year-old male, 3 Bravo 1, respond to 1837.

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