Etiam non princeps sed usque ad genua, Principis Pacis!
Posted on 12/23/2011 8:04:01 AM PST by Altariel
SEATTLE --- Whether he accidentally climbed over the wrong ten-foot fence or was intending to burglarize the residence, a prowler in Seattle learned too late to the benefits of planning ahead. On December 13, the unidentified 2l-year-old man climbed over a ten-foot fence at a home in Seattle at about 9:00 p.m. and dropped into a yard containing four pit bulls, according to the Seattle Times.
The dogs attacked and mauled the intruder so badly that he could not walk, so the owner loaded him onto a pallet and used a hand truck to wheel him to the street, where he flagged down a passing vehicle and asked the driver to call 911.
The dog owner told police he heard the commotion and called the pit bulls off and placed them in their kennel.
An earlier KIRO-TV report stated that a neighbor said the man had his pants down when he climbed the fence, but that was not confirmed by authorities. The attack occurred in a neighborhood behind a Jack-In-The-Box on South Director Street and Rainier Avenue, police said.
The suspect was taken to Harborview Medical Center with multiple puncture wounds and extensive injuries to his head, arm, neck and ear, according to a Seattle Fire Department official, but his injuries were not life-threatening.
The pit bulls were allowed to stay with the owner, who provided licensing and veterinary records.
Seattle Animal Control will investigate the incident and determine whether the dogs have any previous history of biting and that rabies shots are all current, the Times reports.
Sgt. Sean Whitcomb of the Seattle Police Department said, “The person had no business being there and this was their dog run, so to speak,” Whitcomb said. “The dogs were blameless, they were merely protecting their area. We’re going to be requesting charges of criminal trespass on this person. It’s a misdemeanor level offense.”
Source: http://today.seattletimes.com/2011/12/4-pitbulls-attack-man-in-south-seattle/
http://www.kirotv.com/news/news/man-attacked-pitbulls-had-pants-down-neighbor-says/nF3r6/
a good PitBull story in time for Christmas. How nice.
Question: if the guys pants had not been pulled down, would the dogs still have attacked? Maybe they were overcome with desire for a tasty snack of the other white meat Christmas Ham.
Just doing the job Ubama refuses to do.
“Seattle Animal Control will investigate the incident and determine whether the dogs have any previous history of biting and that rabies shots are all current.”
Why?
Unreal..
Journalistic license, don’t cha know.
It coulda been Santa...
Etiam non princeps sed usque ad genua, Principis Pacis!
Pants down, prolly NOT white meat.
Mostly wondering how the perp “accidentally” climbed over a 10 foot fence?
Well, sometimes "occupying" private property isn't such a great idea.
Which ten-foot fence would have been the RIGHT one for him to climb over?
Well Okay.
I don’t care for pitbulls but, these little guys are a credit to their species.
This is exactly the reason that I have SECURITY DOG signs on my fence. My Jack Russel Terrorist would do the same thing but only if he had a sandwich or treats in his pocket.
I hate to admit it, but when you need somebody mauled right, a pitbull is your go-to dog.
Chet99 is very displeased. Somewhere.
Who even HAS a 10-ft fence around their property? Usually 6-ft is the legal limit for height — unless the property was a warehouse or junkyard...
“Chet99 is very displeased. Somewhere.”
Don’t think so..............
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Gulfport officer shoots pit bull during search
Sun Herald ^ | December 15, 2011 | ROBIN FITZGERALD
Posted on Tuesday, December 20, 2011 12:51:28 PM by Altariel
I always make sure my pants are pulled down, whenever I accidently climb the wrong 10-foot tall fence.
What gives them the right to check these dogs out. They were not running loose they were in their own yard and bothering no one when the a**hat dropped in on them. He got what he deserved.
I love a happy ending. (snif)
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