uh... you mean the "BAN PITT BULLS" post thats half a page down and still active? herpaderp?

There was another post already going about this, but since it didn't begin with the article, Webmaster deleted it and just posted Grove Path's link/sample from the article.

What crack are you smoking?

uh... it was from yesterdays journal... what crack are you smoking?

tha fuk does this have to do with insight?

No, this is Webmaster's way of saying "I love GrovePath and he rules all of Jersey City and the Jersey Journal and no one else's insight matters". Pathetic.

Is this a new story?

2 pit bulls kill cat while owner looks on; says 'My bad'

Monday, November 29, 2010
By ASHLEY STRAIN
Jersey Journal

Santanu and Lynn Roy can't shake the image of their cat, Marcus, being mauled by two unleashed pit bulls and the owner of the dogs making no attempt to stop the brutal attack.

Residents of the Lafayette section of Jersey City, the Roys were home on Nov. 19 at about 6:30 p.m. when they heard noises outside.

They peeked outside and saw the dogs tearing into Marcus, and the owner of the dogs just standing watching. Santanu Roy ran outside and kicked one of the dogs off the cat, but it was too late to save him.

The owner of the dogs didn't seem too concerned when Roy confronted him, saying only, "my bad" before he went on his way with the dogs, the Roys said.

"The owner of the dogs is still unknown," said Jersey City Animal Control Officer Joseph Frank. "If the dogs aren't registered and we can't find the owner, then we can't help."

For now it is up to the Roys to ask around their neighborhood, hoping to locate and identify the owner of the dogs.

"Unleashed dogs are a problem throughout the city, especially in areas with parks," Frank said. "It is up to the owners to be aware of their dog's temperament in order to keep others safe in public places."

Henry Torres, a resident in the neighborhood, agrees.

Torres said yesterday that his pit bull, Panda, has been attacked by an unleashed pit bull. Now, he makes sure Panda wears a large spiked collar and is kept on a short leash to keep her safe from unleashed dogs and reckless owners.

"Some owners are too confident that their dog is harmless and that they can control their dog without a leash," Torres said. "I try to call the police every time I see an owner like that because any dog could hurt someone."

The Roys believe that the owner of the dogs that killed Marcus should be held accountable.

"We cannot overemphasize how large and vicious these dogs were and without leashes they are analogous to lethal weapons, especially in the hands of a brazenly apathetic owner," Santanu Roy said. "This all may seem trivial, but the larger point is what if this had been a child?"