East Parkwood Drive in Dayton
Posted on 04/19/2015 10:36:29 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
East Parkwood Drive in Dayton
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Dayton Police respond to a dangerous animal complaint and find a dog dead in the middle of the street.
Police were called around 1 a.m. Saturday to East Parkwood Drive.
When officers arrived, they met with a woman and her boyfriend. The two said they were walking their dog down the street when a gray pit bull charged and attacked their dog and tried to bite them. The woman then pulled out a gun and shot the dog twice.
Police found the dog’s body in the street.
Police said the woman had a valid concealed carry permit. Police weren’t able to find the owner of the dead dog. Officers moved the dog out of the road and instructed street maintenance crews to pick it up in the morning.
I agree with you.
Witnesses lie, but forensic evidence doesn’t.
It would have been good journalism (if there is such a thing) for the article to reference the injuries sustained by the woman’s dog.
Having said that, if it really was a bad dog I would have shot it myself.
Pitbull running free off leash, charges me I shoot.
Hmmmm.
That picture seems suspicious in some sort of suspect way :O
You beat me to it ...
And I will never argue against that, whatever the breed!
My wife and I had a experience like this woman. My advice is have a caliber greater than .380ACP
I have a yellow lab who, when he gets out, roams the neighborhood making friends wherever he goes. He would never charge; only pays cash.
Just make sure you don’t shoot him in the back.
Paws up don’t shoot. :-)
She probably shoots better than he does. My wife has steadier hands than me. Annie Oakley type.
the ONLY dog that ever bit, or tried to bite me was a chihuahua. Hate the little ba$turd$. Generally, I dislike small, yappy dogs. But I’m not fond of pits, either.
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