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Tasers used by police to bring aggressive dog under control

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Tasers used by police to bring aggressive dog under control
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Police in Hastings used non-lethal force to subdue an aggressive American Staffordshire/pitbull cross after it attacked its handler. The dog, which had been previously impounded for roaming, is now in the custody of animal control.

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The incident highlights the ongoing public safety debate regarding dangerous dog breeds and the effectiveness of animal control protocols.

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A person in central Hastings has been seriously injured by the dog they were handling, with police called in to bring it under control.

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The article reports the facts of the incident without taking a stance on breed-specific legislation.

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