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Police responded to reports of two loose German Shepherds chasing cars in Toledo, Ohio. The dogs were secured, and animal control was dispatched to handle the situation.

Two Loose German Shepherds Chasing Cars

11, we're not seeing her out here at all, it went down corny, so we're going to have to be Frank's male.

11, we're not seeing her out here at all, it went down corny, so we're going to have to be Frank's male. Frank.

Police have not located anyone and are back in service.

211, can we get a call back for a better location?

211, can we get a call back for a better location? We'll do a call back.

Police are attempting to confirm the exact location of the secured dogs.

2-11, we're on scene at Manhattan and Kirby.

2-11, we're on scene at Manhattan and Kirby. On scene.

Police have arrived to manage the situation with the loose dogs.

310, the dog, we're notified, ETA 25 minutes.

310, the dog, we're notified, ETA 25 minutes. Copy, thanks.

Animal control is expected to arrive in approximately 25 minutes to handle the situation.

310, start for an animal complaint, 316 West Manhattan Boulevard.

 Female caller, Angela, has two German Shepherds at her house.

310, start for an animal complaint, 316 West Manhattan Boulevard. Female caller, Angela, has two German Shepherds at her house. They were chasing vehicles and barking. They're currently in hard. 316 West Manhattan, you're glad. Stone 310. Going.

Police have received a 911 report of two loose German Shepherds chasing cars. They are currently secured.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 316 W Manhattan Blvd.

Two Loose German Shepherds Chasing Cars

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