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DrDan

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1. so . . . a neighbor broke into a house to steal a very old and very sick dog

Reply to Baitball Blogger (Original post)

Sat Jul 28, 2018, 03:55 PM

Jul 2018

but a video shows no dog at the man's side when departing the house, and no evidence that the man was carrying a dog . . . the person was just walking differently.

And the police pretty much ignored your "investigation" . . . all to protect real estate prices.

Did the dog's owners call the police to report the "break-in"? or did you? Was anything else missing other than the dog?

Seems to me the police acted appropriately.

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Let's talk about police procedure. [View all] Baitball Blogger Jul 2018 OP

so . . . a neighbor broke into a house to steal a very old and very sick dog DrDan Jul 2018 #1

The dog was in the patio and I am hoping Baitball Blogger Jul 2018 #3

The dog has little value in terms of stealing the dog mythology Jul 2018 #9

There is another option you are not considering. Baitball Blogger Jul 2018 #10

Take a look at the Star Tribune's latest expose on the underinvestigations of sexual assaults. WhiskeyGrinder Jul 2018 #2

Something is obviously interferring with the police department's ability to do their job well. Baitball Blogger Jul 2018 #4

The "zoom, enhance" stuff you see on CSI fescuerescue Jul 2018 #5

I can zoom in. That's why I called the police. Baitball Blogger Jul 2018 #6

SO what did you see? fescuerescue Jul 2018 #7

From the vantage point it looked like someone was walking on property Baitball Blogger Jul 2018 #8