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Little Rock, ARK🦴 •A restaurant employee called 911 & reported that Thomas Schmidt was drunk AF & refused to leave🍺 •Thomas also called & reported that he had been battered. •An officer arrived & Thomas released his dog (a large Labrador) who barked & charged at the officer🐾 •The... show more

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