A woman was viciously attacked by a pack of three dogs and left to die in the streets of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The dog owners should be charged and punished for their part in this terrible crime, and the people who let them loose on the streets should be too.
00:00:00.000There's multiple facets to that story, and I've interviewed people on that one, and I've written on that one because it infuriated me because, yes, it took the ambulance 40 minutes to get there.
00:00:09.560She was just, or a half an hour or something like that.
00:00:12.160She was just like a six-minute drive, if you look on Google Maps, from the largest hospital in Alberta, and it took them half an hour to get her there.
00:00:20.440She was a senior who was ripped to pieces.
00:00:22.700That's a huge issue that can't be forgotten in this, and our government said, oh, we're going to study it for four months and see what we can do about it.
00:00:38.540Everybody knows that the government's terrified of the unions, and they won't do anything about it.
00:00:42.020So putting more ambulances just bungs up the hospitals further.
00:00:45.000They've got to change the process, and it was reported as well.
00:00:49.440When that woman was laying there bleeding to death after a dog attack, there were 18 ambulances in Calgary sitting there idling in hospitals
00:00:57.100because they couldn't sign off and get their patients out.
00:00:59.540But the other part is, too, I don't know if that would factor in the charges to the dog owners.
00:01:02.980I guess it could say that perhaps it might not have led to a death otherwise.
00:01:05.860But those dog owners should be charged as well.
00:01:07.840If you've got three powerful animals that clearly weren't well trained, that were clearly potentially dangerous,
00:01:13.640they killed a woman, it's your responsibility to make sure that those animals are not loose and harming people.