Dog DNA brings ruff justice to Kent gun thug Peter - Kent Online
A man has been jailed after DNA from his pet dog put him at the scene of the crime. Peter Mahoney’s Staffordshire bull terrier Buster proved crucial to the case against him after dog hairs and blood samples were found in a burned-out car stolen in a
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Firefighters in vain attempt to save puppy - This is Sentinel
A Staffordshire bull terrier pup was rescued by fire crews, but later died. Burslem fire station watch manager Dan Keeling said: “The dog was rescued and given mouth-to-mouth, but unfortunately it died. “Both floors of the farmhouse have been
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Gunman jailed thanks to dog’s DNA - MSN UK News
A violent thug responsible for a terrifying carjacking at gunpoint was jailed thanks to crucial DNA from his pet dog, police said. Dog hairs and blood samples were matched to Peter Mahoney’s Staffordshire bull terrier, Buster, after the car he stole
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Car-jacker jailed after leaving dog hairs behind - Kent News
However, despite the car he stole being found burnt out six days later, police were able to use DNA evidence left behind by his dog a Staffordshire bull terrier named Buster to connect him with the crimes. Mahoney, from Norwood, south London
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Owners should insure dangerous dogs: dad - Sydney Morning Herald
The Staffordshire bull terrier has topped the list of aggressive breeds for the second consecutive quarter (156 attacks), followed by the Australian cattle dog (93) and German shepherd (60). Blacktown council again recorded the highest number of
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Ordinance would make new requirements for Garfield pit - NorthJersey.com
The ordinance defines pit bulls as “any canine bred or used for fighting other animals or with people” and includes the Staffordshire Bull Terrier, the American Staffordshire Terrier, the American Pit Bull Terrier, and “dogs that have the appearance
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DNA from dog helps to jail gunman - The Independent
A man responsible for a carjacking at gunpoint was jailed thanks to crucial DNA from his pet dog, police said yesterday. Dog hairs and blood samples were matched to Peter Mahoney’s Staffordshire bull terrier, Buster, after the car he stole was found
Source: www.independent.co.uk