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CA: 4-year-old boy’s leg amputated after mauling by police officer father’s K-9 partner
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"A 4-year-old boy had his lower leg amputated after being attacked by his father’s police dog, according to a neighbor who helped save the child from the attack at a Hesperia home, KTLA reported."
"The incident occurred Sunday at a home where Rialto Police Department Officer Michael Mastaler lives with his family and his K-9 partner, a lieutenant with the department confirmed."
"Mastaler had returned home from a weekend training session with the dog, a Belgian Malinois named Jango, when he put the animal in the backyard and went upstairs to change clothes, believing his son was safely inside playing video games, police said."
"Minutes later, neighbors heard the child screaming." ... |
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| Why would they need to ask for charitable contributions (go fund me page) to pay for the boy's care? I would expect that Rialto, CA has the deep pockets to pay any medical bills resulting from this incidence. Furthermore, Rialto will probably settle their civil liability for tens of thousands of dollars in excess of the actual damages. |
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