Dog Investigation Report Examples

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On 04/14/18, at approximately 1:30pm, I Deputy Warden N. Christian with Franklin County Animal Care and Control (FCACC) was dispatched to 235 N. 18th St on a nuisance dog investigation (dog owner's address). I arrived on scene at approximately 1:56pm. I met with victim Robert White. Mr. White stated he was walking in the alley behind 200 Block of Monroe Ave. A white male had a black dog approximately 6 feet away from him. As he continue to walked through the alley, the dog tried to attack him. Mr. White stated the dog was on a "retractable leash" but Mr. White noticed that the dog owner had extended the leash to the point that the dog was close enought to Mr. White. Mr. White stated he move to the opposite side of dog owner, and words …show more content…

Due to it raining I advised the unknown female that I would speak to her at her house to prevent her from getting wet. I exited my vehicle and followed the unknown female to her house. The unknown female wanted todiscuss the issues and concerns in regards to the dog that resided at 223 N. Monroe Ave. As I was talking to the unknown female another neighbor that resided next to dog owner house approached me. As i was engaged in conversation with the neighbors, dog owner Sean Fabich drove up. I ended my conversation with the neighbors and met with Mr. Fabich. Mr. Fabich proceeded to tell me that I needed to check the dog license at the location I was just at and to check for dog fighting that he believed occurs at that location. I explained to Mr. Fabich that I am here in regards to the situation that occurred today and that dog fighting is handle by Columbus Humane. I advised Mr. Fabich that a complaint was received in regards to a incident that occurred today. Mr. Fabich stated that his neighbors hate him because he's gay and that I would understand because I'm black and gay. I did not respond to that …show more content…

Fabich what happened between my victim (Mr. White) and him, Mr. Fabich stated he was just walking his dog on a leash when the unknown person stated to cause a issue. Mr. Fabich stated his dog was on a leash and he had control over his dog, so what was the issue. I advised Mr. Fabich that my understanding was that the leash was retractable. I explained to Mr. Fabich that Mr. White has filed a complaint against him in regards to his dog trying to attack him. I explained to Mr. Fabich that there will criminal charges filed against him. He stated that I am only doing that because Mr. White is black and I am black and black people stick together. I advised Mr. Fabich that has nothing to do with the complaint. Mr. Fabich stated he doen'st care, that he willl just let the fine go to collection. I advised Mr. Fabich that these are criminal complaints that he would have to go to court. I asked Mr. Fabich if his Labrador name Zeke was current on dog license and vacciantions. Mr. Fabich stated he was not showing me his dog, I advised Mr. Fabich that I alreay saw his dog in the door when I left the door

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