The restaurant should be closed. If I was an owner of an restaurant and it happened, I would fire the manager, the servers and write the family of the victim a letter of apology with an offer of free meals.
She does not look horrifying, and her remaining eye is beautiful.
I wonder how this restaurant would react if one of our disabled veterans were to walk in, with a face nearly destroyed and odd-colored, and with mangled hands and arms and missing fingers because injuries from IEDs leave permanent disfigurement. Would the restaurant ask the veteran to leave?
WOuld they ask the large black men in baggy clothes to leave if they frightened customers?
This happened to a friend of mine who was wounded in Iraq.
Americans have become such wimps.
The little girl and the wounded vets are all welcomed at my table.
The family loves her, yes, but to be brutally honest, whoever it was that decided it was okay to take a 3 year old child to a residence with one dozen adult pit bulls, was top of the line STUPID. If the grandad wants to run a kennel of these beasts for whatever reason, that is his legal (for now) right to do so. What you don’t do is purposely deliver a helpless child in that environment.
And yesterday at Starbucks there was a guy who’s entire head was tattooed. He scared my grand daughter, heck he scared me. It never occurred to me to ask him to leave.
“Onward Christian Soldiers”?SHAME ON THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All pit bulls are good loving dogs UNTIL their not...
which is the scary part..
I'm almost certain we are not getting the full story here. More likely, whatever happened is being overly dramatized for purposes of getting the biggest possible settlement and publicity.
Horrible if true, but I smell Cha-ching.
I grew up with the largest franchise holders of all the KFC joints in Mississippi
Quite a lucrative deal you can imagine.....stereotype notwithstanding
I don’t know if the dad is still alive
I think the younger brother Mitch Hannah is the CEO
Imagine they are none too pleased.....
Man....they had the best deer camps