A widower has been mauled to death by an XL Bully dog his family said he was looking after for a friend.
Specialist officers shot the animal dead after the horror attack on David Daintree, 53, at his home on Tuesday evening.
When this story first broke, police assumed it was his own dog and confidently stated that in news reports.
I hope the family sue them for this disinformation and the anguish it's caused them.
She insisted her father didn’t own the dog but had simply offered to look after it for a friend temporarily. ‘He was the sort of person that couldn’t say no to anything,’ she said.
So the next time you read a police report in the news, and assume that it's accurate, just think about this case, will you?
4 comments:
I'm surprised he lived so long. With something it sounds like he considered dangerous yet still took it into his home. What would you think if you substituted XL Bully Dog for rattlesnake?
Is 'rattlesnake' a euphemism for 'Labour supporter' or 'Police Officer'?
No. Rattlesnakes are one of God's creatures and part of nature.
"I'm surprised he lived so long."
Perhaps one og those who believed 'it's all the way you bring them up' bullshit pushed by the #pitnutters...
"Is 'rattlesnake' a euphemism for 'Labour supporter' or 'Police Officer'?"
As Lord T points out, rattlesnakes serve a useful function, ridding the world of rodents and vermin. Instead of increasing their number, like Labour supporters and police officers.
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