'What's up, Toto?': Deputies respond to call for 'vicious dog,' but it turns out to be a small dog
'What's up, Toto?': Deputies respond to call for 'vicious dog,' but it turns out to be a small dog
DOG. OH, OKAY. SO THAT WAS THE YES, THE VICIOUS DOG. OKLAHOMA COUNTY DEPUTIES GOT A CALL ABOUT A DESTRUCTIVE ANIMAL. OH, NO. WREAKING HAVOC ON A DEER CREEK NEIGHBORHOOD. THE DEPARTMENT SHARED THIS BODY CAM VIDEO. YOU CAN SEE THE DEPUTY WAS ABLE TO GET THAT PUP SAFELY BEHIND A FENCE. NO ISSUES. ALSO PLACED A FEW ROCKS UNDER THIS FIGURE. TINIEST ROCKS. WHAT WAS THE DOG’S NAME? TOTO. HE GOES, WHAT UP, TOTO? I THINK HE WAS KIND OF LOOK LIKE THE WIZARD OF OZ. YEAH. IT’S NO CUJO. YEAH, EXACTLY. BUT I’LL TELL YOU WHAT. AS THE OWNER OF TWO SMALL DOGS, THEY ARE THE FEISTIEST. THEY HAVE THE. THE CRAZIEST, FIERCEST PERSONALITIES. BUT I LOVE THAT THE POLICE AND THE DEPUTIES GOT CALLED OUT TO THE TINY LITTLE ROCKS OVER THE FENCE AND WE’VE A
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'What's up, Toto?': Deputies respond to call for 'vicious dog,' but it turns out to be a small dog
Sheriff's deputies in Oklahoma came face-to-face with a "vicious" dog over the weekend when they responded to a report that it was "terrorizing neighbors." They found the dog in question, and it turned out to be a small, barking pup."Please let this be the vicious dog. What's up, Toto?" the deputy could be heard saying on body camera video.The deputy got the dog safely behind a fence with no issues and placed rocks underneath it so the pup couldn't get out and cause more problems for neighbors.
DEER CREEK, Okla. —
Sheriff's deputies in Oklahoma came face-to-face with a "vicious" dog over the weekend when they responded to a report that it was "terrorizing neighbors."
They found the dog in question, and it turned out to be a small, barking pup.
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"Please let this be the vicious dog. What's up, Toto?" the deputy could be heard saying on body camera video.
The deputy got the dog safely behind a fence with no issues and placed rocks underneath it so the pup couldn't get out and cause more problems for neighbors.