Dangerous Pit Bull Terrier found in Welling to be destroyed

10:50am Friday 27th April 2012 in Bexley By Alan Woods

Toan Ngoc Pham Toan Ngoc Pham

A JUDGE has ordered a dangerous Pit Bull Terrier be destroyed after it was found by police in Welling.

Toan Ngoc Pham, 32, of Wickham Street, admitted owning the animal, which is classed as a fighting dog, at Bexley Magistrates' Court on Wednesday (April 25).

The animal was found at an address in Glenmore Road on March 25.

The court told Pham the dog must be destroyed and handed him a 12-month conditional discharge.

He must also pay costs of £310.

The Pit Bull Terrier is one of four dangerous dogs banned in the country and it is illegal to breed, own, sell or abandon them.

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Comments(3)

Biscuit says...
1:14pm Fri 27 Apr 12

Wouldn't it be nice to read "Dangerous Pit Bull Terrier OWNER found in Welling to be destoyed"

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Mr Mills says...
1:28pm Fri 27 Apr 12

Very well said Biscuit.

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Dickie Cranium says...
9:22pm Fri 27 Apr 12

Well I never, what a strange photo of Toan Ngoc Pham.

I would never have thought he looked like that. I bet his arms get tired.

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