Darcy S- * Congress Park                                                  
The pittie ban was put in place during a time of high gang activity in
Denver. It's real purpose was to curb gang violence first, and public
safety second. It's time for it to end!
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Norma C- * East Colfax                                               
You are barking up the wrong tree . that is the funniest thing I
ever heard. Was put in place for the amount of people who are
harmed because of pities and badd owners. People don't follow
laws now, people didn't follow laws then, people take
Responsibility for their actions. It is a very selfish world.
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Davyd S- * Skyland                                                         
Denver's ban was enacted after the energy industry bust
resulted in "migration [that] dramatically changed the
population of the city": whites moved out and Latinos moved in.
When Aurora, CO, enacted a ban. one of the commissioners
stated that she did not want "those sorts of people" moving into
her community. Its racist. It always has been.
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Scott H. * Hale                                                                       
"On May 8, 1989, 59-year old] Rev. Wilbur Billingsley left his house at
20th Avenue and Emerson Street through a back alley on the way to
pick up some groceries. His daughter, Michelle Billingsley. told
Denverite that her mother started to worry when he didn't promptly
return. She poked her head into the alley and found him on the
ground, badly bleeding and still being mauled by a neighbor’s pit bull
It had jumped over the fence to attack him.

Michelle said the incident put her father in the hospital, and he
couldn't walk for some time after he came home. While the bites on his