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Buffalo Police Chief Discusses Incidents With Dogs

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Buffalo Police Chief Sean Bissett gave his report to the city council during their recent regular meeting, saying there was one vicious dog incident that resulted in one attacking dog receiving a non-fatal gunshot wound by an officer.

Another disturbing incident during the month of June involved an animal cruelty charge along with two other charges.

According to Bissett, officers conducting a welfare check found a dog in distress in the house in deplorable conditions.

Officers needed to don full Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Gear to deal with the situation and remove the dog.

The subject was arrested on destruction of property, animal cruelty, and drug-related charges.

Bissett also reported that there were just under 3,500 calls to dispatch and 9-1-1 which resulted in seven total arrests during June.

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    Mary Hileman

    July 11, 2023 at 1:54 pm

    Who did the police take the “dog in distress” to? St Francis Animal Shelter? Who is taking care of the dog who received a non-lethal shot from police? St Francis Animal Shelter? Perhaps the county needs to return the funding to the Shelter

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    Judy Wigginton

    July 13, 2023 at 11:35 am

    The officer did his job. It was his last resort.

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