Local police department no longer allowed to take possession of stray dogs, shelters overwhelmed

DAYTON — Local law enforcement said calls for stray dogs are trying up its resources, prompting a policy change.

News Center 7′s Mike Campbell sat down with officials with the Animal Resource Center of Montgomery County. He will have the latest LIVE on News Center 7 at 6:00.

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A message sent to Dayton police officers on July 4 states that officers are no longer allowed to take possession of a dog while on duty unless it is to protect human life or is part of a criminal investigation.

Officers are instructed to call ARC, but body camera footage shows that patrol officers have become frustrated with what ARC defines as “priority cases.”

News Center 7 will continue to update this story.

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