3 yr old attacked by pit 9/20/12 is critical

confused wrote:

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Ok sweet pea it's your fantasy enjoy it

ANOTHER PIT WITH A HISTORY OF AGGRESSION ALLOWED TO CONTINUE ATTACKING PEOPLE INSTEAD OF BEING PUT DOWN AFTER THE FIRST ATTACK THE TOWN NEEDS TO BE SUE IT IS THEIR LEGAL OBLIGATION TO PROTECT THEIR CITIZENS FROM PUBLIC SAFETY HAZARDS SUCH AS THIS

Report: Lindy Man Blames Babylon Town for Pit Bull Attack

A Lindenhurst man who says he was attacked by a pit bull blames Town officials for not doing anything about the dog despite its aggressive past. according to a recent report on News12.com .


By Barbara Capella Loehr
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September 23, 2012

A man in Lindenhurst - who said he was attacked by a pit bull - is blaming Babylon Town officials for not doing anything about the dog despite its aggressive past.

That's according to a recent report on News12.com .

Robert Favuzzi says he went to a friend's house for bible study in August, the report said, and as he got out of his car, he was attacked by a white-and-brown pit bull.

The said report the dog charged at him from the house next door. According to the report, it bit Favuzzi in the hand, breaking two of his fingers.

Favuzzi says "a miracle" prevented the dog from injuring him further: a rope around its neck got caught on Favuzzi's car tire, the report said.

He took the dog's owner, James Foster, to court for damages, where he discovered he's the third person to be bitten by the same dog, according to the report.

In the same report, Favuzzi's lawyer says the Town of Babylon should've at least informed neighbors of the dog attacks

confused wrote:

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I do believe there were a few people that did and you still told them they are wrong. It's ok honey you can make fun and degrade me all you want I'm ok with it .. It makes me giggle.. Have a wonderful day .. Hope your crusade goes well.. Hugs

ANOTHER TOTALLY UNPROVOKED ATTACK ON A 3 MONTH OLD BABY BY THE FAMILY FRANKENMAULER

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

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2012 Dog Bite Fatality: Domestic Dispute Call Ends in Fatal Dog Mauling of Baby

Father's Pit Bull
09/25/12: The Star-Telegram has updated its earlier article. The newspaper now reports that 3-month old Rayden Bruce had been asleep on a bed inside the home when he was mauled by his father's pit bull. Burleson police officers were present at the home in connection with a domestic dispute between the baby's parents when the mauling took place. Officers administered emergency aid to the baby boy until paramedics arrived. The infant did not survive his injuries.

Officers responded to the area after a 911 hang-up call was received from a cell phone at 6:48 pm. Officers were searching for the source of the call when they found the family disturbance at the home on Linda. Officers separated the couple, documented reported injuries and checked the welfare of the baby, which at that time was fine. Two officers were still on the scene an hour later taking statements from witnesses outside the house when the mauling occurred.

Burleson Animal Control officers euthanized the animal Tuesday.

09/25/12: Child Killed by Dog
Burleson, TX - In a developing story, newspapers confirm reports of a suspected fatal dog attack that began circulating last night in social media channels. Police were called to a domestic disturbance on Linda Drive at 6:45 pm. While family members were speaking with police officers, someone sat the baby down and the family dog attacked. The child was taken to Cook Children's Hospital. The Tarrant County Medical Examiner confirmed the baby's death Tuesday morning.

The child has been identified as 3-month-old Rayden Bruce

confused wrote:

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Ok sweet pea it's your fantasy enjoy it

THE LATEST PITICIDE HAS BEEN UPDATED
Wednesday, September 26, 2012

2012 Dog Bite Fatality: Domestic Dispute Call Ends in Fatal Dog Mauling of Baby


Mother Feared Dog
09/26/12: The CBS DFW video posted yesterday briefly interviewed neighbor Jessica Hale who has young children of her own. Parts of Hale's statement are also quoted in a WFAA news report. Quite literally -- just minutes before the deadly attack -- the baby's mother Jessica Oxner had been speaking with Hale, expressing concern to her about the baby being in the house with the dog:


[CBS] Police were at the house investigating a domestic disturbance when witnesses say the child's mother began screaming for help.

"Someone call 911! My baby is not breathing, my baby is not breathing. So I just called 911, but at that time the ambulances were already coming down the street."

[CBS] Neighbor Jessica Hale says the baby's mother was concerned about the presence of not one but two pit bulls in the father's home.

"That day she told me her concern was the dog, and that was before it even happened. She said her main concern was the dog, and the baby being in the house with the dog. Then -- not minutes later -- he came running out with the baby," Hale said.
09/25/12: Baby's Parents Named
FoxNews.com reports the baby's father, Barnett Bruce, began arguing with the baby's mother, Jessica Oxford, just after Oxford brought the child over for a visit. While the two parents argued, the baby's grandfather was holding him. Someone called police after the argument escalated into pushing. Arriving officers separated the two parents -- one officer taking a statement from the father inside the home and the other taking a statement from the mother outside.

During the hour-long period of police questioning the parents and witnesses, the baby fell asleep in the grandfather's arms. He took the baby into the home and placed it on a bed and came back to talk to his son (who was likely still inside the home). Not long after, the grandfather heard noises from the bedroom and went to investigate. This is when he discovered the pit bull had attacked the baby. The baby's father grabbed the child and ran outside alerting police.

NBC 5 Dallas reports the unaltered male pit bull responsible for the deadly attack was one of two pit bulls in the father's home. The Star-Telegram reported earlier today that Kim Peckler, supervisor of Burleson's Animal Services, said the same pit bull had previously been involved in a minor biting incident in 2011. The dog was quarantined then returned to its owner, Barnett Bruce. Peckler added that the dog had also been picked up by animal services in 2010 for being at-large.

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09/25/12: Father's Pet Pit Bull
The Star-Telegram has updated its earlier article. The newspaper now reports that 3-month old Rayden Bruce had been asleep on a bed inside the home when he was mauled by his father's pit bull. Burleson police officers were present at the home in connection with a domestic dispute between the baby's parents when the mauling took place. Officers administered emergency aid to the baby boy until paramedics arrived. The infant did not survive his injuries.

Officers responded to the area after a 911 hang-up call was received from a cell phone at 6:48 pm. Officers were searching for the source of the call when they found the family disturbance at the home on Linda. Officers separated the couple, documented reported injuries and checked the welfare of the baby, which at that time was fine. Two officers were still on the scene an hour later taking statements from witnesses outside the house when the mauling occurred.

Burleson Animal Control officers euthanized the animal Tuesday.

PittitheFool wrote:

Welcome back CD. That was a quick trip to a closed legislature. I think though, you probably went to pick up some drugs since you obviously think you are the mayor now. Should have checked that out first though. Didn't the mayor of Canton or maybe Potsdam just get taken away in cuffs. Maybe you should try changing your name to Senator.

still no sympathy from pitnutters

PittitheFool wrote:

Welcome back CD. That was a quick trip to a closed legislature. I think though, you probably went to pick up some drugs since you obviously think you are the mayor now. Should have checked that out first though. Didn't the mayor of Canton or maybe Potsdam just get taken away in cuffs. Maybe you should try changing your name to Senator.

AND HERE'S THE LATEST PITICIDE FRESH OF THE PRESS

Thursday, September 27, 2012

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2012 Dog Bite Fatality: Oklahoma Woman Killed by Pit Bull in Her Home

Husband Mourns
UPDATE 09/27/12: KFOR.com reports that Nellie Davis recently moved in with her granddaughter after undergoing a heart transplant and long-term illness. Neighbor Kenny Reeves said the two pit bulls kept in the apartment had a history of violence. "I can tell you it's not uncommon, issues with the dogs. The cops had been called before for the dogs fighting," Reeves said. "A week ago the dogs were fighting," April Reeves added. "You could hear people yelling at 'em."

The victim's husband, Cleveland Davis, Sr., told reporters that he hopes his wife of over 30-years is remembered for more than how she died. "I really want everyone to know she was a strong lady and a proud lady," Cleveland said. "She never complained although she went through so much." Police Captain Dexter Nelson described the scene as "gruesome" and that the victim "died a horrific death." Homicide detectives continue to investigate the woman's death.

09/27/12: Attack Blamed on Thunder
The San Francisco Chronicle offers more details, including that the residence was an apartment; the victim lived with her granddaughter who owned two large pit bulls; one of the pit bulls broke out of its crate and attacked; police shot that dog because it was threatening emergency responders; and last but not least, police Captain Dexter Nelson is blaming the fatal attack on stormy weather, as was done after Deborah Roberts was killed by her pet pit bulls earlier this month.

This particular dog had problems with thunderstorms and lightning and that type of thing, so the dog became quite unstable and upset.- Dexter Nelson
Explosive Aggression

After 85-year old Mattie Daughtery was relentlessly attacked and killed by her daughter's pet pit bull, the family blamed the attack on "noise" from construction work being done on the house.1 After 56-year old Johnny Wilson was mauled to death by his daughter's six pit bulls, the daughter blamed the attack on his "loud" voice. Instead, what these fatal pit bull attacks represent over and over again is the unpredictable explosive aggression consistently carried out by pit bulls.

Pit bulls -- The Living IED: Designed for death, awaiting detonation.2
09/27/12: Woman Killed by Pit Bull
Oklahoma City, OK - In a developing story, Oklahoma City Police say a woman was attacked and killed by a pit bull in her home last night. Police received a 911 call just after 11 pm on Wednesday from a woman who said she found her grandmother, 60-year old Nellie Davis, dead in the home and the pit bull out of its crate. Responding officers tried to contain the pit bull, but were unsuccessful. An officer was forced to shoot the dog to death after it continued to act aggressively

confused wrote:

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Ok sweet pea it's your fantasy enjoy it

ANOTHER SAVAGE MAULING THIS MONTH

Animal Control officers say this pit bull mix attacked an elderly woman Tuesday evening, causing severe injuries to her head and face. The dog was seized, along with another dog at the home, and is being held at the Cleveland County Animal Control Shelter.
Rebecca Clark/Halifax Media Group
By Rebecca Clark / rclark@shelbystar.com

Published: Wednesday, September 26, 2012 at 22:42 PM.

A 73-year-old woman is fighting for her life after a dog mauled her Tuesday evening, leaving deep wounds to her head and face.
Cleveland Regional Medical Center listed Patrece Ogle as being in critical condition Wednesday afternoon.
Ogle’s home on Toney Road near Lawndale was quiet and still a day after the attack.
A rebel flag fluttered in one window, and on the front porch, dime-sized drops of blood were dried on the gray floorboards.
But Tuesday evening, the house was the scene of chaos after animal control officers say a pit bull mix attacked Ogle, leaving her face bloodied and her features nearly unrecognizable.

‘It didn’t show
any aggression’
The attack came just hours after animal control officers were called out to the house for the same dog.
Animal Control Supervisor Tripp Bowling said a sheriff’s office deputy called animal control about 6:45 a.m. and said the pit bull mix had jumped on Ogle and knocked her down.
Bowling said the woman wasn’t injured or bitten and told the animal control officer that she didn’t want the dog taken away.
Both Ogle and her daughter-in-law, Lisa Ogle, who is listed as the owner of the dog and also lives at the house, were adamant that the animal stay, Bowling said.
The officer who responded to the call advised the women to take the pit bull mix to the vet for rabies vaccines and to get treatment for what appeared to be mange, the incident report stated.
Bowling said other than the skin condition, both the pit bull and another dog at the home, a hound mix, appeared healthy and well-fed.
“The dog was very friendly,” Bowling said.“It didn’t show any aggression.”
The officer left.

‘All I seen was blood’
At 5:15 p.m., animal control again got a call, this time from Emergency Medical Services.
One of the dogs attacked Patrece Ogle, leaving bites and gashes on her head and face. Animal control officers believe it was the pit bull that attacked her.
“It’s probably one of the worst dog bites I’ve ever seen,” Bowling said.
Lisa Ogle has owned the pit bull since it was a puppy, Bowling said, adding he doesn’t know what provoked the attack.
Kimberly Reynolds, who lives in a mobile home behind the Ogle house, said she saw ambulances and police cars fill the driveway Tuesday evening.
She saw the victim of the dog attack being loaded into the ambulance.
“Blood,” she said.“All I seen was blood. I couldn’t sleep at all.”
Reynolds said she knew animal control officers were at the home earlier in the day, but the owners didn’t want the dog taken.
“That dog tore her face off,” she said.
“I’ve got her on a prayer list and I’m hoping and praying she’ll be OK,” said Patricia Holloway, Reynolds’ mother.

Dogs seized from home
According to the animal control report, while EMS personnel were treating Patrece, her daughter-in-law began having seizures.
Both women were taken by ambulance.
Bowling said, when officers arrived at the home, the pit bull and hound were locked in a bedroom and were acting “highly aggressive.”
Both dogs were seized and are being held at the animal control shelter.
Bowling said the dogs will be quarantined to make sure neither has rabies and will most likely be declared dangerous.
Bowling said if the dogs are declared dangerous and the owners wish to keep the animals, they will have to meet several requirements. If the owners do not wish to keep the dogs, they will be relinquished to animal control.
Bowling said the dogs will not be allowed to be adopted

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<quoted text>I can't believe how many attacks have happened in September alone. This poor child didn't deserve this, I will be praying that the child survives. Get rid of these monsters!!!!

THIS SAVAGE MAULING HAS BEEN UPDATED AND OF COURSE THEY ARE EITHER GOING TO GIVE THE FRANKENMAULER BACK TO THE OWNER OR SHIP IT TO ANOTHER STATE SO THAT IT CAN ATTACK AGAIN AND IT'S HISTORY OF HUMAN AGGRESSION WILL NEVER BE TOLD TO THE NEW OWNERS AND THEY PROBABLY WILL HAVE CHILDREN IN THE HOME STATES HUMANE SHELTERS ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICERS AND THE MUNICIPALITIES THAT FUND THEM SHOULD BE SUED WHEN THAT HAPPENS THAT IS WHY MANDATORY MICROCHIPPING IS NEEDED SO THAT THEIR AGGRESSIVE HISTORY CAN'T BE CONVENIENTLY HIDDEN HUMAN AGGRESSIVE FRANKENMAULER COMING TO A TOWN NEAR YOU SOON

Woman attacked by dog still in critical condition

Animal control to declare dog dangerous

Dog attack

By Rebecca Clark / rclark@shelbystar.com

Published: Thursday, September 27, 2012 at 22:15 PM.

An elderly woman who was mauled by a dog remains in critical condition two days after the attack.
Tripp Bowling, Cleveland County Animal Control supervisor, said he went to Cleveland Regional Medical Center and checked on Patrece Ogle on Thursday afternoon and she was still in critical condition.
“She was still in ICU,” he said.
Bowling said animal control officers are still trying to piece together what happened Tuesday night to provoke the dog into attacking 73-year-old Ogle, leaving her with deep wounds and gashes to her head and face.
“We’re still confused on some of the ways that whole thing played out,” he said.“We’re trying to figure out from start to finish what happened and we don’t have all the answers.”
According to an animal control report, officers had been called out by law enforcement earlier in the day when the pit bull mix jumped on Ogle and knocked her down.
According to the report, both Ogle and her daughter-in-law, who owned the dog, said she wasn’t hurt and they wanted to keep the animal.
Bowling said the dog was friendly and wasn’t aggressive.
About 10 hours later, officers were called back to the house and found Ogle bloodied and wounded.
Lisa Ogle, the daughter-in-law, was having a seizure, and both women were taken to Cleveland Regional by ambulance.
Bowling said Lisa Ogle was released from the hospital Thursday.
The dog, which is being held at the animal control shelter, will be declared dangerous, Bowling said.
The owners can choose to keep the animal and follow the stringent restrictions that go along with the declaration, including purchasing liability insurance, they can take the dog out of state or they can release it to animal control and opt to have it euthanized.
“They have three options at this point,” Bowling said.“It’s not like we’re saying you can’t have your dog back.”