Posted on 05/11/2023 7:02:47 AM PDT by george76
An Indiana sheriff’s deputy died protecting her young son from a “pitbull-type” dog that attacked them inside her home Tuesday night, according to authorities.
Tamieka White, a deputy in Marion County for 17 years, was remembered as a “bright light” a day after the was pronounced dead at the scene of the grisly dog attack that also left her 8-year-old kid injured,
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The dog was shot and killed by an Indianapolis cop after the animal pounced at police.
Authorities said the dog didn’t belong to White, 46, but have not revealed the identity of the animal’s owner.
“She died last night protecting the most important person in her life,” Brittany Seligman, the slain deputy’s commander said
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Indianapolis Animal Care Services said in a statement it seized three additional dogs and a cat from White’s home, and also impounded the dead dog’s body.
The breeds have not been confirmed yet, pending a DNA test, but said all the dogs appeared to be a “pitbull-type.”
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I have a Black lab/Pit mix and it’s the sweetest most intelligent dog that I’ve ever had.
You call it racist, I call it fact. Sometimes facts are hard to deal with for some folks.
Stupidity is colorblind.
So called macho men of all colors love keeping dangerous “pets”.
Theyknow full well whhose dog that was. I bet it was her dog and they don’t want to say it.
“I, personally, am leery of people who keep dangerous pets.”
Never have anything for a pet or significant other, who’s @ss you cannot kick in an emergency.
It's easier to just look at a dog's physical characteristics. Dogs have 78 chromosomes, compared to humans 46. If a real DNA breed analysis can be done, it's going to be pricey. Race hustlers like squaw Elizabeth Warren need to be worried.
"AR-15 styled rifle"
Media: Watch out for <insert generic monster>!
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