Simon with a toy in his Guilford house. Courtesy photo
Attorneys for Simon's owners battle it out with the state Department of Agriculture over whether the pit bull should live or die over biting a teenager. The attorney representing the family is seeking to have an outside party determine Simon's fate.
September 26, 2018 at 05:48 PM
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The fate of Simon the pit bull remains unknown after he bit a teenager that entered his yard, but attorneys for the dog’s owner have sued the state Department of Agriculture in an effort to save the dog’s life.
The lawyers claim the agency cannot be impartial in ruling on whether Simon lives or dies.
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