Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Really Hoping The cops can get along....with the K-9s
As uniformed police poured into the area, Miguel drove toward the chase. One of the boys darted across State Street in front of them, Fowler said.
Miguel, 55, stayed with the car, following from the road as Barrette, 57, Fowler, 45, and Jones, 43, ran through back yards.
The boy cleared a fence behind a home in the 200 block of East Kennedy Street and was confronted by what Fowler called a "privately owned canine."
The dog, a German shepherd, was described by Fowler as "big." Fowler said he did not jump the fence, citing, once again, that the dog was "big."
The boy scrambled on top of a car in the back yard out of reach of the dog. "He was compliant with our orders, but he quickly pointed out his biggest concern was this dog that wanted a piece of him," Fowler said.
ANOTHER GREAT STOP BY SYRACUSE'S FINEST, our hats of to the men in blue.
Can you feel the love JEFF H.
, this ones for you.......One by One they all fall down
