MISSOURI -- An 8-year-old Hannibal girl was taken to Hannibal Regional Hospital Friday, Nov. 1, after being attacked by a pit bull.
The Hannibal Fire Department was called to the 200 block of Quincy Street, near Walnut Street, at 3:36 p.m. Friday.
Firefighters reported the girl went to the hospital, and the dog was picked up by the animal control officer.
According to a report on KHQA-TV, the girl suffered puncture wounds to her upper leg, stomach and chest.
The TV report stated Animal Control Officer Tim Ledbetter was on the scene and said the dog, a 1-year-old male pit bull named Capone, got loose from its home on West Terrace Street .
Ledbetter said the dog will be deemed dangerous after the unprovoked attack. The dog was up to date on his rabies vaccinations.
(Hannibal.net - Nov 1, 2013)
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