Texas Lege passes bill making it easier for residents to report owners of dangerous dogs
San Antonio and other large municipalities will soon have more tools available for investigating potentially dangerous dogs. Named for an 81-year-old veteran killed earlier this year in a San Antonio dog attack, the Ramon Najera Act will allow municipal animal-control entities to launch investigations into dogs who pose potential threats without requiring a witness affidavit. Repeat offenders whose dogs kill or injure someone also will face heightened penalties, including second-degree felony charges in cases where a dog causes someone's death.
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