Ongoing Pussy Harassing Dog Abuser Neglects Neighbor Children Fleeing From Foster Rape!

⁣DETROIT (WXYZ) — Tragedy happened on Detroit’s west side Wednesday night after a 4-year-old child was killed during an attack allegedly by a neighbor's dog while playing in a fenced-in backyard. Family has identified the young boy as Lovell Anderson. He was visiting his grandmother’s house when the attack happened.
Email: Brett.Kast@WXYZ.com


⁣Ongoing Dog Abuse Harassment Neglect 7821 Herlong Rd Jacksonville FL



⁣Better neighbors at https://odysee.com/best-of-jacksonville-2024
JSO does not enforce laws and instead rapes your children at church with WhatsApp and text messages
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No, many have been harassed by this abused dog for years almost daily. It's not the dog's faut. It is the fault of the dog abusers but many have been killed just doing their job like drug dealers, hookers, and police officers.
DETROIT (WXYZ) — Tragedy happened on Detroit’s west side Wednesday night after a 4-year-old child was killed during an attack allegedly by a neighbor's dog while playing in a fenced-in backyard. Family has identified the young boy as Lovell Anderson. He was visiting his grandmother’s house when the attack happened.
Email: Brett.Kast@WXYZ.com
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Doing his job. You are a stranger.

Animal Care and Protective Services
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Sec. 462.108. - Civil penalties.
(1)The gravity of the violation.(2)The potential harm to the public.(3)The danger to the animal or other animals.(4)The potential adverse effect(s) on animals or people.(5)The previous violations.(6)The deterrent effect for future violations or violators.(c)ACPS may, from time to time, convene a temporary, issue-specific advisory committee of a cross-section of the community to review and recommend changes to the minimum fine and fee schedules to the Council. The Chief of ACPS may remove any member at any time for any reason within his/her discretion. The committee will be disbanded following the recommendation to the Chief of ACPS; a new committee will be seated for future review. The Chief of ACPS will review such recommendations and proceed as appropriate with suggesting the applicable changes as needed.(d)A person who has committed a civil infraction, but does not contest the citation and pays the infraction in a timely manner, shall be assessed an uncontested fine amount as established by ACPS in Chapter 462, Part 18.(e)Progressive penalties will be assessed as noted in Chapter 462, Part 18 and incorporated herein by this reference, and as may be attended from time to time.(f)Any person shall be guilty of a class D offense (as defined in Section 632.101) who:(1)Willfully refuses to sign and accept a citation issued by an animal control officer.(2)Willfully fails to appear in court; or(3)Fails to show cause.(g)A $5 surcharge shall be charged and collected upon each civil fine imposed for each violation of this Chapter, as authorized by F.S. § 828.27(4)(b). If the court adjudicates the violation as suspended or guilty with no fine, the surcharge shall still be charged and collected upon that violation, even if court costs are not assessed. The proceeds from such surcharge shall be deposited in the Animal Care and Protective Services Training and Cruelty Prevention Trust Fund

The Jacksonville Humane Society takes your taxes to stop dog abuse but don't so they are FRAUDS!
EIN: 59-0624410

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The Municipal Code Compliance Division (MCCD) is located in the Edward Ball Building, 214 North Hogan Street, 7th Floor. Regular hours of operation are 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.

The Municipal Code Compliance Division enforces property maintenance, safety, and zoning codes, which affect the quality of life in Jacksonville. These laws address property nuisance, unsafe structures, residential/commercial minimum building standards, zoning, and (private property) junk vehicle violations.

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