Ohio Man Called 911 Asking for a Police Dog to Help Him Find Stolen Heroin

A Bath Township, OH, man was arrested earlier this year after he called 911 requesting a police dog to help him track down some heroin that was stolen from him, police say.

April 28, 2017

Police say an Ohio man called 911 asking for a K-9 to help him find his heroin. (Photo: Screen shot from News 5 Cleveland)

A Bath Township, OH, man was arrested earlier this year after he called 911 requesting a police dog to help him track down some heroin that was stolen from him, police say.

The call — made in January, but released to News 5 this week — is one of the strangest calls that Police Chief Mike McNeely has heard in 41 years in law enforcement.

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