Megan Herrick That is pathetic. The victim shouldn't be told to move away. The people with these monsters should be the ones who to move. Far far away. In fact, let's put all these nutters together in one place and see how long it takes before their precious friendly dogs, turn on them and the other pits.

Michaela Elliott

August 12, 2014

The best advise she could give is move away? Really?

"El Paso's Code Compliance Manager Elda Hefner offered advice if a person feels an animal could be violent. "The animal already feels threatened and is gonna charge to you, so the best thing to do is move away from the area," she said."

ONLY ON ABC-7: Man attacked by pit bull explains experience

Carlos Ortega, 70, says he was trying to protect children when he was attacked by his neighbor's pit bull.

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  Johnna Harvard After everything and the harassment the pit owners family is doing to me and my children the advice from the police and the da is to move away! JOHN WAS BORN HERE AND DIED HERE BECAUSE OF THEM. THEY NEED TO MOVE. WTH. PEOPLE ATE INSANE.

  August 12, 2014 at 11:55pm · Like · 2
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  Johnna Harvard To even fathom to move cause of the animals is sick. Move the dangerous dogs! Just wrong!!!!

  August 12, 2014 at 11:56pm · Like · 2
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  Joseph Angelo This mentality is how our society got to this dark place. Protecting the rights of the individual, and now dog, over the what is best for the community is WRONG.

  August 13, 2014 at 12:46am · Like · 2
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  Megan Herrick That is pathetic. The victim shouldn't be told to move away. The people with these monsters should be the ones who to move. Far far away. In fact, let's put all these nutters together in one place and see how long it takes before their precious friendly dogs, turn on them and the other pits.

  August 13, 2014 at 3:41am · Like · 2