A pit bull and a pit bull owner, of course!
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Feb 05, 2017 Roselle Pit Bull Attacks Pizza Delivery Man
Roselle - This is a facebook post. What kind of dog attacks the pizza delivery guy and what kind of owner laughs about it?
A pit bull and a pit bull owner, of course!
A pit bull and a pit bull owner, of course!
May 15, 2012 Pit bull (that inflicted serious injury on owner) dies after being Tasered by police
Interesting note: I added the part of the headline in parentheses. We in human centric communities are used to seeing the serious injury sustained by a human emphasized over the death of the 2 time mauling pit bull that caused it even if the victim is also the idiot owner (the pit lived with the victim but was technically owned by the victim's son's girlfriend, HALEY ALEXIS PEKALA).
The American Staffordshire terrier had severely bitten a 55-year-old woman in the left leg inside the home, the release said. She was taken to Alexian Brothers Medical Center in Elk Grove Village where she underwent emergency surgery.
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Chicago Sun-times Accessed: 2012-05-15. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/67gq3G8aq)
Daily Herald - Couple say Roselle cops didn’t need to Taser dog
NBC 5 Chicago - Police Investigate Death of Tasered Dog
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May 28, 2011 Two-year-old Dog Bite Case May Be Decided This Summer
Nov 16, 2010 Dog that inspired Machesney Park law faces euthanasia
Dec 07, 2011 Animal Services: Pit bulls attacked Rockford woman
Roselle – Roselle police officers responded about 9 p.m. on May 8 to a home the 500 block of Rodenburg Road for report of a woman who had been bit by a dog, according to a release. Police knew of the dog from a previous bite report.
The American Staffordshire terrier had severely bitten a 55-year-old woman in the left leg inside the home, the release said. She was taken to Alexian Brothers Medical Center in Elk Grove Village where she underwent emergency surgery.
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Chicago Sun-times Accessed: 2012-05-15. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/67gq3G8aq)
Daily Herald - Couple say Roselle cops didn’t need to Taser dog
NBC 5 Chicago - Police Investigate Death of Tasered Dog
Accessed: 2012-05-16. (Archived by WebCite® at http://www.webcitation.org/67i8NGKux)
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May 28, 2011 Two-year-old Dog Bite Case May Be Decided This Summer
Nov 16, 2010 Dog that inspired Machesney Park law faces euthanasia
Dec 07, 2011 Animal Services: Pit bulls attacked Rockford woman
Nov 24, 2004 Roselle Pit Bull Attacked Kindergartner; Owner Fined $600
Roselle - The owner of a pit bull that bit a Roselle kindergartner last month was fined $600 this week.
Jason Devincent, 18, who says he is homeless, pleaded guilty in DuPage County Circuit Court on Monday to owning a dog at large and not having a dog license.
The dog, Buster, got loose from a yard in the 700 block of Autumn Drive, where Devincent was staying for a few days, and bit Anthony Duffy Jr., 5, who lived on that block.
The boy suffered 4- and 6-inch wounds to the back of his head that required surgery. He was released from the hospital after a day.
The pit bull was euthanized several hours after the incident.
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Chicago Tribune
http://bit.ly/1KQ9IhR
Jason Devincent, 18, who says he is homeless, pleaded guilty in DuPage County Circuit Court on Monday to owning a dog at large and not having a dog license.
The dog, Buster, got loose from a yard in the 700 block of Autumn Drive, where Devincent was staying for a few days, and bit Anthony Duffy Jr., 5, who lived on that block.
The boy suffered 4- and 6-inch wounds to the back of his head that required surgery. He was released from the hospital after a day.
The pit bull was euthanized several hours after the incident.
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Chicago Tribune
http://bit.ly/1KQ9IhR
Oct 28, 2004 Roselle Pit Bull Severely Attacked Young Boy
Roselle - A Roselle kindergartner who was attacked by a pit bull mix was resting at home Wednesday after undergoing plastic surgery to repair wounds in the back of his head, his father said.
Anthony Duffy Jr. was getting off the school bus in front of his home in the 700 block of Autumn Drive about 11:45 a.m. Tuesday when the dog, which was twice his size, knocked him to the ground, said his father, Anthony.
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The dog bit the boy in the head, leaving 4-inch and 6-inch wounds, before a contractor working on a nearby home rushed over and helped the boy's mother pull the dog away, Duffy said.
"He ran across shouting and basically got the dog off him for enough time that my wife could get him in the house," Duffy said. "It was pretty traumatic."
Anthony Jr. underwent surgery in Alexian Brothers Medical Center in Elk Grove Village Tuesday night and was released from the hospital Wednesday afternoon, his father said.
"He's gonna be OK," Duffy said. "We're just really thankful that it wasn't worse."
The dog also bit the hand of a 56-year-old woman who was walking in the neighborhood, police said. The woman was treated and released from the same hospital.
The dog's owner, Jason Devincent, who lives on the same block, was cited for having a dog at-large and not licensing the dog. Devincent told police he had not realized his dog had escaped from a fenced yard.
The dog was turned over to DuPage County Animal Care & Control and euthanized Wednesday afternoon, officials said.
Anthony Jr. is the youngest of five children, and the family does not have any pets, Duffy said.
"We were talking about maybe getting a puppy for his birthday, but I think we're going to put that on the back burner," he said.
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Chicago Tribune
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Anthony Duffy Jr. was getting off the school bus in front of his home in the 700 block of Autumn Drive about 11:45 a.m. Tuesday when the dog, which was twice his size, knocked him to the ground, said his father, Anthony.
The dog bit the boy in the head, leaving 4-inch and 6-inch wounds, before a contractor working on a nearby home rushed over and helped the boy's mother pull the dog away, Duffy said.
"He ran across shouting and basically got the dog off him for enough time that my wife could get him in the house," Duffy said. "It was pretty traumatic."
Anthony Jr. underwent surgery in Alexian Brothers Medical Center in Elk Grove Village Tuesday night and was released from the hospital Wednesday afternoon, his father said.
"He's gonna be OK," Duffy said. "We're just really thankful that it wasn't worse."
The dog also bit the hand of a 56-year-old woman who was walking in the neighborhood, police said. The woman was treated and released from the same hospital.
The dog's owner, Jason Devincent, who lives on the same block, was cited for having a dog at-large and not licensing the dog. Devincent told police he had not realized his dog had escaped from a fenced yard.
The dog was turned over to DuPage County Animal Care & Control and euthanized Wednesday afternoon, officials said.
Anthony Jr. is the youngest of five children, and the family does not have any pets, Duffy said.
"We were talking about maybe getting a puppy for his birthday, but I think we're going to put that on the back burner," he said.
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Chicago Tribune
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