Alford man's '˜dangerously out of control' dog injured a woman in Mablethorpe

An Alford man has been sentenced after pleading guilty to being in charge of a '˜dangerously out of control' dog which injured a woman in Mablethorpe.
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Gary Leonard Brown, 38, of Chapel Street, appeared at Boston Magistrates’ Court on February 21 where he indicated a plea of guilty.

The offence took place in Wellington Road, Mablethorpe, on April 25, when Brown was in charge of a dog named Sandy (a ‘Staffordshire Bull Terrier Crossbred with a Whippet’), which injured the woman while it was deemed to be ‘dangerously’ out of control.

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The court fined Brown £120, in addition to £40 in court costs and a £30 victim surcharge.

The court also determined that, in future, the dog must be kept under proper control, being securely held on a lead, and muzzled to prevent her from biting any person while in a public place - and if these terms are breached then the dog will be destroyed.

Brown’s guilty plea was taken into account by the court when sentencing.

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