Owners that let these beasts out should be charged with involuntary manslaughter.
I had one, after years of saying I never would. Two friends of my son split up soon after getting the pup. They had no place to take her so she was pound bound. I said We’ll raise her but if she hurts anyone or anyones animals, I will put a ball in her head. She was the funnest dog you ever saw. However, when it came to food, she was scary. Then she decided to start beating up my old dog. 3 times in less than 2 weeks.
She went to sleep soon after.
Just follow along with British law and exterminate the breed. They are genetically diseased.
Some are. The couple that locked their small child in the bedroom with the pit bull dog that killed here are being held on 1st Degree Murder charges.
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. . .” . .Less than a day earlier, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Oklahoma County district attorney Vicki Behanna upgraded the second degree murder charges already pending against pit bull owners Darci Lambert, 24, and Jorden McGuire, 34, to first degree murder for the November 17, 2025 mauling death of their daughter, Locklynn McGuire, whose third birthday was to have been on December 12, 2025.
Behenna also added two counts each of cruelty to animals to the charges.
“Prosecutors upgraded charges to first-degree murder after reviewing the circumstances of the case. The crime carries a punishment of life in prison or life without parole,” reported Christian Hans for KWTV, News 9 in Oklahoma City.
Explained Behenna, “Lambert and McGuire’s complete disregard for the health, safety, and welfare of their child, and their failure to protect her despite knowing she was at risk, led to her death.”
Recounted Abigail Ogle, five p.m. television news anchor for KOCO in Oklahoma City, “Oklahoma City police were called to the [Lambert/McGuire] house for a welfare check,” at about 11:30 p.m., “where the girl’s mother reportedly told officers, ‘My daughter got ate by the pit.’
“Once inside, police found Locklynn’s body covered in bite marks and other gruesome injuries,” including the loss of both ears and most of her face.
“Officers said the little girl had been locked in a room with the dog,” one of four pit bulls in the home, who killed her.
“Oklahoma City Animal Welfare removed four dogs,” all pit bulls, “from the home and noted that three appeared to be malnourished,” Ogle added, struggling to speak. . .’