"The dog attacked him and it just would not let him go. People tried to help him. Grown men, with weapons, hitting the dog. But it was no use, the dog would not let him go."
"An examination of the dog after his death found no food in its stomach, but showed that he had begun to eat Mr McColl alive."
"Garner was expected to tell the court the dog was kept securely in a tool shed, but the prosecution said that was a lie and the dog was kept on a patio."
An XL bully dog named Toretto attacked 84-year-old John McColl, who later died from his injuries. The incident occurred on February 24, 2024, when McColl entered the defendant's driveway. Despite attempts by bystanders to intervene, the dog savaged McColl and had to be shot multiple times by police. The owner, Sean Garner, admitted to possessing the banned dogs but denied ownership of the one that attacked. Evidence suggested the dog was not securely kept, contradicting Garner's claims.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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