Pit bull attacks prompt officials to launch study

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After two pit bull attacks in three weeks that left one dog dead and two boys injured, Baltimore County officials said they plan to launch a task force to recommend increased security measures.

Councilman Vince Gardina, D-District 5, expressed concern over the incidents at a meeting Tuesday and called existing safeguards “inadequate.”

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