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Sgt. Tim Medlin of DeKalb Animal Services and Enforcement spends time with a pit bull at the county facility. DeKalb’s zoning ordinance does not ban pit bulls, officials say.
Tougher laws on vicious dogs proposed
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Moved by the plight of 10-year-old Erin Ingram, who lost part of an arm after being attacked by two pit bulls, lawmakers are looking to revamp the state’s animal laws. State Rep. Earnest “Coach” Williams (D-Stone Mountain) hopes to see it become a felony to own a dog that has attacked someone. “We need to put some teeth into some legislation t...
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by Donna Williams Lewis

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