Overheated hound set free when police smash window in Finsbury Park car
Published:
3:08 PM July 21, 2014
Updated:
10:35 AM October 14, 2020
Police smashed a car window to free the hot hound Pic: @MPSBrownswood - Credit: Archant
An overheated hound was freed from a car on the hottest day of the year after police smashed the vehicle’s window.
Officers were called to the Woodberry Down Estate, in Finsbury Park, on Friday - when temperatures hit 32C - after the dog had been seen skulking in the car’s footwell.
Sergeant Richard Berns, from the Brownswood team, said: “This dog was left in this car on the hottest day of the year with no water or ventilation. It has both now.
“That’s why I smashed the rear window, away from the dog, and the owner will pay for the damage. Not the taxpayer.”
The dog is thought to be doing well.
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