Be careful the dog is still running around. The owner kept punching the dog, he wouldn't let go of the smaller dog.
Brown pit bull mix dog not accounted for, may be dangerous or aggressive
A man has been arrested after an off-leash dog killed a smaller dog and injured its owner in an unprovoked attack this week, Toronto police say.
In a news release Wednesday, police said the 40-year-old man has been charged with: criminal negligence causing bodily harm; obstructing, interrupting or interfering with the lawful use, enjoyment or operation of property; obstructing a police officer; dog bite a person; and failing to prevent dog from biting or attacking.
"The dog is still at large. Officers are working with Toronto Animal Services, and efforts to locate the dog continue," police said in the release.
Police said they have no information about the relationship between the dog and the accused.
In a public safety alert earlier Wednesday, police warned the off-leash dog, a brown Pit Bull mix, could be dangerous or aggressive.
Police said officers responded to calls of an assault near Weston Road and Lawrence Avenue W. at about 4:10 p.m. Tuesday.
Ring camera video obtained by CBC Toronto shows the attack happened outside a community centre.
The small dog was killed as a result of the attack, police said.
In the alert, police said the off-leash dog remains "unaccounted for." The alert also describes the off-leash dog as "abandoned," but the video shows the dog was with someone at the time of the attack.
Brown pit bull mix dog not accounted for, may be dangerous or aggressive
A man has been arrested after an off-leash dog killed a smaller dog and injured its owner in an unprovoked attack this week, Toronto police say.
In a news release Wednesday, police said the 40-year-old man has been charged with: criminal negligence causing bodily harm; obstructing, interrupting or interfering with the lawful use, enjoyment or operation of property; obstructing a police officer; dog bite a person; and failing to prevent dog from biting or attacking.
"The dog is still at large. Officers are working with Toronto Animal Services, and efforts to locate the dog continue," police said in the release.
Police said they have no information about the relationship between the dog and the accused.
In a public safety alert earlier Wednesday, police warned the off-leash dog, a brown Pit Bull mix, could be dangerous or aggressive.
Police said officers responded to calls of an assault near Weston Road and Lawrence Avenue W. at about 4:10 p.m. Tuesday.
Ring camera video obtained by CBC Toronto shows the attack happened outside a community centre.
The small dog was killed as a result of the attack, police said.
In the alert, police said the off-leash dog remains "unaccounted for." The alert also describes the off-leash dog as "abandoned," but the video shows the dog was with someone at the time of the attack.
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