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Posted on 08/29/2014 5:14:13 PM PDT by BenLurkin
LANCASTER (CBSLA.com) — A Littlerock man whose four dogs fatally mauled a jogger in May 2013 has been found guilty of second-degree murder.
Alex Donald Jackson, 31, owned four pit bulls that escaped his property and attacked Pamela Marie Devitt, a 63-year-old married grandmother who was out jogging.
Devitt was attacked near the intersection of 116th Street East and Avenue S.
The dogs left the deceased with as many as 200 puncture wounds. The dogs dragged her 50 yards, took off her scalp and removed an arm.
After the attack, all four dogs were tested for traces of the victim’s DNA. Johnson owned eight dogs (six pits and two mixed breeds) but the tests showed just the four pit bulls were involved.
Johnson was also found guilty of three drug charges. When police first went to his property to investigate the mauling, they found a marijuana grow farm. The drug charges included cultivating marijuana and possession and sale of a controlled substance. Johnson was found not guilty of an assault charge stemming from an alleged run-in with a horseback rider who claimed his dogs also attacked the horse.
Johnson will be sentenced October 3, authorities said.
Being eaten alive by dogs, has to be one of the worst ways to go.
Truly horrible.
This scum of the earth deserves the max.
Absolutely. That’s why I hate African wild dogs and hyenas, just to name a few. This dude should be ripped apart by his own dogs as well.
What does this have to do with Obama?
:-)
The garbage breed strikes again.
I thought the thread was about dogs?
/s
I won’t address the actual intent of your comment.
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