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Both my mother and father-in-law were standing there as well as my 3
kids and a couple of their friends. So witnesses are not an issue.
I thought about calling the police last night but then I figured if
they didn't call them and file a report then it might not be worth
doing.
Ben
On Wed, 21 Jul 2004 08:24:42 -0400, Jeffry Houser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am not a lawyer, but...
> Do you have any proof that your dog was on a leash? Do you have any
> proof that there's wasn't? Were there any witnesses?
>
> I'm asking because I watch Judge Judy every day (No I don't). But,
> without witnesses, your story may be hard to prove, especially if you end
> up in court and they show up saying that they were walking their "leashed"
> dog past your house and your "unleashed" dog came out of nowhere and
> attacked him.
>
> From the description, it sounds like your dog was the obvious winner, so
> when they show up with pictures of their half-dead dog....
>
> If it isn't too late, you may want to file a police report about the
> attack on your dog and / or talk to a lawyer. All just precautionary
> measures, mind you. Filing the police report may not help win friends in
> the neighborhood, specially if you can get them to question the neighbor w/
> an unleashed dog.
>
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