Poor little bugger noooo:
But then looking at his picture he never stood a chance ~ did he?
Ah but the police will blame the civvy who took the call at the call centre and informed the worried citizens that this is not a police matter.
Whoever that was is likely to be out of a job very soon
Michael Hennessey, head teacher at St Clare's RC Primary School, where John Paul was in the nursery class, said he was a popular pupil.
"He was a friendly, cheerful little boy who was bright and enthusiastic in everything he did.
St Clare's RC Primary school... whistle:
St Clare's RC Primary school... whistle:
Cheap point ~ well made
St Clare's RC Primary school... whistle:
Cheap point ~ well made
Indeed... being mauled to death was prolly a welcome relief... noooo:
St Clare's RC Primary school... whistle:
Cheap point ~ well made
Indeed... being mauled to death was prolly a welcome relief... noooo:
I doubt that ~ the lad had nothing else to compare his life with so it would be the best he knew. Pity it had to be cut short but my point, building on Growler's really, is that someone should have been looking at that family very closely but no-one was. The so called professionals at the school say a clearly unhappy little boy was "popular and happy". Neighbours report dangerous dogs being bred and the police say "not our problem". The bloody kid never stood a chance.
St Clare's RC Primary school... whistle:
Cheap point ~ well made
Indeed... being mauled to death was prolly a welcome relief... noooo:
I doubt that ~ the lad had nothing else to compare his life with so it would be the best he knew. Pity it had to be cut short but my point, building on Growler's really, is that someone should have been looking at that family very closely but no-one was. The so called professionals at the school say a clearly unhappy little boy was "popular and happy". Neighbours report dangerous dogs being bred and the police say "not our problem". The bloody kid never stood a chance.
So it seems that the police had been told that illegal "fighting" dogs were being bred and trained by the boy's uncle. How many more powers do they need to deal with what was an obvious breach of the law?
Meanwhile that boy's picture is really troubling me.
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That does not look to me like a normal, happy 4 year old. Look at his eyes ~ there is nothing behind them. No spark, no life. That is, IMHO one very sad little boy.
I don't believe this at all:QuoteMichael Hennessey, head teacher at St Clare's RC Primary School, where John Paul was in the nursery class, said he was a popular pupil.
"He was a friendly, cheerful little boy who was bright and enthusiastic in everything he did.
Which brings us to the next question. What the hell was going on in that household that allowed the child to be anywhere near the dog at gone midnight?
Which brings us to the next question. What the hell was going on in that household that allowed the child to be anywhere near the dog at gone midnight?
Meanwhile that boy's picture is really troubling me.
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That does not look to me like a normal, happy 4 year old. Look at his eyes ~ there is nothing behind them. No spark, no life. That is, IMHO one very sad little boy.
Merseyside Police are urging people to report any banned-breed dogs and those of legal breeds that are aggressive or have bitten people.Source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/merseyside/8390367.stm