Police have been searching for the owner of a pit bull that was rescued from a central Pennsylvania creek after a construction worker saw the animal struggling in the water with its two front legs tied together.
Lower Swatara police say a microchip embedded in the dog identified its owner as 38-year-old Lamont Harris, of Middletown.
A construction worker told police he found the dog while working on a bridge over Swatara Creek on Nov. 11. The worker has begun the process of adopting the dog.
Police say the dog has a fractured hip and wounds from being tied up.
Police have an arrest warrant for Harris, but have been unable to locate him.
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