sgt. butler has one chance to decide whether the dog might attack again... but if he thinks they were provoked, or what happened was some kind of accident... he can let them go home. 6:02:55 i live with the decisions i make daily, and i do not regret them because i live with the facts. and that decision is one that he has to take seriously...because after a dog is released back to its owner. checks. there simply isn't enough hours in the day for officers like tina to stop and make sure every high risk dog owner is following the rules. 5:51:24 if no one complains, we normally aren't every efficient at providing proactive services. most of the time, he says thats not a problem... but there are cases where the dog bites again. heres one case involving a pit bull named simba.. he allegedly attacked once.. then was released after the owner appealed officer bulters decision to put him down. not long after...simba attacked again...and did this damage. and this is not the only case... there are several pets that bite more than once... but are still under their owner

sgt. butler has one chance to decide whether the dog might attack againininin. but if he thinks they were provoked, or what happened was some kind of accident... he can let them go home. 6:02:55 i live with the decisions i make daily, and i do not regret them because i live with the facts. and that decision is one that he has to take seriously...because after a dog is released back to its owner. there are no progress reports or follow up checks. tina to stop and make dog owner is following the rules. 5:51:24 if no one complains, we normally aren't every efficient at providing most of the time, he problem... again. heres one case involving a pit bull named simba.. he allegedly attacked once.. then was released after the owner appealed officer bulters decision to put him down. not long after...simba attacked again...and did this damage. and this is not the only case... there are several pets that bite more than once... but are still under their owners care... and sometimes... the owner isn't following the rules they've agreed to -- putting everyone in the neighbor

sgt. butler has one chance to decide whether the dog might attack again... but if he thinks they were provoked, or what happened was some kind of accident... he can let them go home. 6:02:55 i live with the decisions i make daily, and i do not regret them because i live with the facts. and that decision is one that he has to take seriously...because after a dog is released back to its owner. there are no progress reports or follow up checks. there simply isn't enough hours in the day for officers like tina to stop and make sure every high risk dog owner is following the rules. 5:51:24 if no one complains, we normally aren't every efficient at providing proactive services. most of the time, he says thats not a problem... but there are cases where the dog bites again. heres one case involving a pit bull named simba.. he allegedly attacked once.. then was released after the owner appealed officer bulters decision to put him down. not long after...simba attacked again...and did this damage. and this is not the only case... there are several pets that bite more t