How Corporate rent a car service will help you from not being bitten by dogs

It has been known since a long time in India that Travel Point in Bangalore, who provide basic cab services in Bangalore, sent tourists all over the world.  An interesting item of news that has come up from the United States is that those tourists who visit Hollywood, get bitten by dogs more than it happens for the whites, which shows a very discriminatory trend among the police dogs in Los Angeles.

Corporate Rent a car providers in Bangalore, viz., Travel Point noticed this after reading a news item which was published in one of the leading dailies of America.  It alarmed them, and thenceforth, a word of caution was given to Indians, especially star aspirants, who wants to make their mark in Hollywood, and making a pilgrimage to Los Angeles, to be cautious about the police dogs of Los Angeles, as otherwise many of them will face unnecessary hospitalisation expenses.

Afro Americans and Latinos were also the favoured destination for the police dog's sharp teeth and powerful jaws.  This is no way connected to the Travel Point people who provide mainly cab service and corporate rent a car service in Bangalore mainly for Indians and not for any Afro Americans or Latinos.  So somehow Indians started taking the warning with less car and ended up many times in the plush hospitals of Los Angeles being bitten slightly by the powerful police dogs, tamed and trained by the ever efficient LAPD, police department personnel in Los Angeles.

Though it is well known fact that police use tear gas, batons, guns, water cannons etc even in Cities like Bangalore to deter terrorists and other mischief makers, police dog bites were the most terrible deterrent.  Many of the victims rushed to take cab service from Bangalore to escape urgently to other nearby cities like Chennai, or if the employers they work for did not provide them a corporate rent a car urgently and in times of extreme need.  This particular fact was checked and rechecked several times by leading newspapers before being reported in the vernacular and national dailies of every city.