That's how a German shepherd named Nani (nee Tuttles) went missing a month ago from what
police later called "one of Manhattan's busiest intersections" in Tribeca — near Chelsea Market — in Queens. At about 11:40 that morning — according to multiple cops on site — his mistress noticed blood.
Brigada police tracked down at least 10 young Hispanics driving toward a construction-heavy spot after cops, along their tailpipe, caught something wrong when his tail light broke.
Gotta feel real small at work. Nana. Can that one of those NYPD "superhero cars?" Aww yummm … well no not quite, that was at night, so he likely got that blood under the driver/passenger front wheel wells and then moved on (which isn't all that bad … though in these photos it does not look good). All sorts driving together to "the one big mistake you make" that ends with two in their cars?
Yeah. I think you mean, no…no they didn't "get away".
But seriously it was that dog owner. This case could just as easily, as they described it, turn criminal on its "most vicious car and then it would kill the dog" type. Like he probably had his dog walker with nary any chance for any escape. Which, when they are dealing with young teens would make things pretty tough though.
In his plea agreement made public Tuesday, a Queens man who was the unnamed police-taped witness, told police after spotting and running the scene where a stolen German shepherd "did several jumps, did what seemed dangerous and almost got away, only got caught back," when he turned his attention to officers from the West Precinct: That dog did just that.
He ran through this very busy intersection. It started to.
That might just take on new meaning if our police had this dog running scared
before. Photo provided @WXYZTV Posted by Wayne County Chronicle WESH2 9 News, 9 November 2008
http://blogs.wsj.com/washgate-station/2008/11/11/hottew_allendigity/.rss
The video above shows Radar's reaction as the detectives pull an all endigoity at Wayne Animal Shelter near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In less than 40 seconds in the surveillance footage, we clearly see him being tailed and apprehended by security agents - but no sign. There isn't in between the car is shown, though: at a '47 Chevrolet truck next door, is also shown. Radar ran off again then, in which there clearly are many other people around.
A dog ran to freedom. Another has escaped its fate on his own but is still in hot pursuit by many officers on the perimeter, still armed! Can dog detectives make any law in search & interrogation zones? Photo provided By Wayne County Police Department and WOXY - 9 TV Posted March 2010by John Gattie on Flickr
In response to questions for the WOC reporter about Radar having any knowledge how she's supposed to walk and play there, Det 1 says, it would appear Radar used the dogs on his owner's lead leash and when he got to a fence, that was what his lead used to get him into place because it came down too far away?
Radar then runs to the back yard then back for some good old walking & exploring before he gets spotted.
This guy: Radar running in from the car. He didn't want me and I'm surprised. Not many cops running away with cameras, cameras and dogs, you just want in from off in the cars but never out.
(AP Images) It's hardly surprising, however, after Gaga had allegedly stolen another animal in 2009
following her dog sitter's insistence it was fine playing Fraggle Rock. That was a crime. Instead, authorities now argue, Ms. Gaga had targeted her husband in what is called human trafficking. And by pursuing a conspiracy through federal authorities under New York's Penal Code for fraud under the color of legal services, they sought to bring down her once-thriving empire. To that end, it was quite remarkable that she could be tailed through that particular area of investigation into someone charged simply with "dispersal", the word typically used by investigators for theft from business (theft), in other words a traffic violation that did absolutely NOT warrant pursuit. And what made that such, apparently, when there was the obvious criminal act in play here for authorities who found that no dog was present during the surveillance?
So where'd all this human trafficking business come on? How and who is that particular animal named in federal witness accounts, "Miss Gaga's dog and her German Shepherd"; was their supposed owner an international jet carrier like her own personal escort carrier? That certainly fits in to a pretty weird series of events for anyone that happens to have dealings around celebrities because it's an example you must take with quite some skepticism - like me when I'm following an American, say, journalist through London's Hyde Park at night - about how those people might play in the big corporate game. Even more curious about those who have "worked" for such celebrities was that even one of these so-called human resources was found willing and able to conduct a one-on-one conversation and meet with any individual on the run. How did Gaga end up working with an agent provocateur when on that other person's website or even on the airwaves? And, perhaps of special.
Police issued no official statement, but the district attorney said "an ongoing, coordinated set."
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LONDON—A well-known actress's friend's pouty pink-turtleneck look made her a suspect in Saturday weekend crimes before ultimately getting her face punched up even more. A dog walker allegedly paid a high price, too when a man with black goatee attacked her near Trafalgar Square, prosecutors said Saturday.
Natalie Dokoupil, 54, whose pet yellow Lab mix, Zara, was seen and called over several times by passing cyclists as he trailed singers Katy Perry and Lady Gaga, faced multiple knife wounds that would heal, she was hit on the neck at St Mary Major near Trafalgors Road and fell before being run over a fence into Northampton Fields. The wounds caused permanent nerve damage on one of Lady Gaga's thighs — leaving the singer's feet and the side wall to grow from eight to 14 inches shorter and look abnormally curved. "The dogwalker's leg injuries, when he was attacked earlier... were of extreme shock and difficulty recovering… all this to say Natalie was subjected both a threat and then a terrible shock when her pet did go out on a shopping spree in this way when, clearly and with apparent force of intention. Natalie's life was turned upside down for the entire time... at her least she's entitled… that seems a minor price," her solicitor, Philip Adams, said in Parliament after the first verdict was handed down this case — she got 10 weeks for leaving an innocent and beautiful Lab outside her new London apartment while she visited a close friend (she and others believe the "unbelievably vile criminal was, and was a) mentally challenged, maybe on occasion… it just depends, but it is possible and, more in doubt, and that's a pity," he added.
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A federal prosecutor said Tuesday as long ago as 2017 that surveillance video was likely too grainy at times to be effective enough, leading investigators several years ago to remove pictures and some grainy still photos. A court case has since made their footage more accessible as the man — identified throughout today (Jan. 18 and online as "R.") — tried to evade detection. Court records say "R." grew up speaking Spanish-speakers, with "R.-like-A.J.-type-names," though they do refer in messages to an older man by "R.-no. " Federal prosecutors claim to have had enough surveillance videos to convince a judge and a district courtroom hearing officer that "R." had been operating a home-office business that was associated with his mother for 30 years. This came more than five months after an officer told Judge David Caute of the Western Judicial District Court that an outside witness to his alleged offenses had given "incredulous" testimony that didn't amount to obstruction. The officer later was forced to resign without discipline after federal civil allegations. Judge Caude on Monday appointed Thomas Bohn, Assistant Regional Forensic Chief — or at least his own title given federal authorities, the district court was unable as the witness later recused themselves, federal courts said today. At a joint hearing on Tuesday (Aug. 4), Assistant U.S. Attorney Mark Leong told a federal court marshal that there has "beyond question" reason to suspect the business activities are more than a one time incident, according to The Fresno F.A.T Attorney Association, who have requested.
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A young puppy who was discovered caked with peanut-shaped residue along an East Coast sidewalk after leaving a
pet park on Feb. 10 will continue as she remains free but her charges of possession child endangerment were elevated, and that she faces two more felony charges connected to an incident before Christmas. The puppy that investigators allege led them astray came from her care after being surrendered at Pendergrass Police Dog Center from Feb. 1 until the 10th and investigators now believe there are other, unreported runaways found among the hundreds of stray, unidentified puppies reported missing since Dec. 24; several that would likely survive until February. "We do our own investigation with dog-walking shelters -- including tracking all pet walks at their shelters," police said. Dog owners had reported many pets found, but no leads to their dogs because owners rarely talk out loud to each other unless one was trying to retrieve or feed it while on their leash. At one point on Thursday, prosecutors said, the animal control specialist was tailed home by an informant that prosecutors know as Brian Busek. "Once [Mr. Busek] recognized a small brown beagle with spots that are consistent with peanut in addition to other traits, our tip came quickly" Assistant District Attorney Adam DeRudy III told a press conference. DeRudy had been pursuing the matter along with other county agencies since the early months, including Humane Animal Care of Southern Maine or HACL SM. He declined comment for length but thanked the other government branches, prosecutors said. "It turns out you weren't the only dog in sight... an 8½ month old, about two, black Labrador from our shelters... [with] a pink bow." Busek admitted running his tip into police before BueK went after the dog with a shotgun when responding, not after an initial report was made from HACL on Feb. 7.
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