沃卢西亚县警长迈克·奇特伍德（Mike Chitwood

佛罗里达州塔拉哈西 - 沃卢西亚县警长迈克·奇特伍德（Mike Chitwood）周三加入了一个在Deland Decland Dog Attact中被杀的8岁男孩的家人

A Volusia County sheriff and the family of an 8-year-old boy killed in a DeLand dog attack joined forces on Wednesday to speak in favor of a bill they hope can prevent such a tragedy from happening again.

Volusia县警长和一个在DeLand Decland攻击中丧生的8岁男孩的家人周三联手表示希望，他们希望他们希望这场悲剧再次发生。

The “Pam Rock Act” would create a statewide dangerous dog registry and revise punishments for the owners of unsecured dogs which attack people, among other changes. Members of the Intergovernmental Affairs Subcommittee voted unanimously to advance the bill.

“ PAM Rock Act”将创建全州范围的危险狗登记处，并修改对攻击人们的无抵押狗的所有者以及其他变化的惩罚。政府间事务小组委员会成员一致投票通过，以提出该法案。

The legislation was named after Pam Rock, a mail carrier who died after being mauled by five dogs almost three years ago in Putnam County and whose brothers were also at the State Capitol on Wednesday, according to the sheriff’s social media.

根据警长的社交媒体的报道，这项立法是以帕姆·洛克（Pam Rock）的名字命名的。

Speaking in Tallahassee, Sheriff Mike Chitwood said that even though 8-year-old Michael Millett “never had a chance” given the extent of his injuries, he is not alone.

警长迈克·奇特伍德（Mike Chitwood）在塔拉哈西（Tallahassee）发表讲话时说，即使迈克尔·米勒特（Michael Millett）受伤的程度，尽管8岁的迈克尔·米勒特（Michael Millett）“从未有机会”，但他并不孤单。

“I can tell you in 38 years in law enforcement — and I used to be a homicide detective in Philadelphia — I have never been to an autopsy where I saw such massive, massive sustained damage,” Chitwood said. “And I can tell you that I have never seen the level of viciousness and vicious sustained attack on a human being by a dog like I saw in that autopsy.”

奇特伍德说：“我可以告诉你38年的执法部门 - 我曾经是费城的凶杀侦探 - 我从未去过尸检，在那里我看到了如此巨大，巨大的持续损害。” “而且我可以告诉你，我从未见过像我在尸检中看到的狗对人的恶毒和恶性持续攻击。”

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“I think it’s incumbent upon all of us to do our best to try to protect our children, our mail carriers, the folks who are being brutally attacked by these animals and (by) the same token, respect the rights of legitimate dog owners.”

“我认为，尽最大努力保护我们的孩子，我们的邮件承运人，受到这些动物残酷攻击的人们以及（通过）同样的标志，尊重合法狗主人的权利，这是我们所有人都有责任的。”

“We’re just here to show our support for this bill, because this bill will help make necessary changes to see that nothing like this ever happens again‚” said Michael Millett Jr., the boy’s father. “Absolutely nothing will bring Michael back to us and no one should ever have to go through that.”

“我们只是在这里表达对这项法案的支持，因为该法案将有助于做出必要的更改，以确保没有像这种法案再次发生。” “绝对没有任何东西会把迈克尔带回我们，没有人不必经历这一点。”

Florida Rep. Judson Sapp, R-District 20, is the sponsor of the House version of the bill.

R-District 20的佛罗里达州众议员Judson Sapp是该法案的房屋版本的赞助商。

“We have a chance to do something important,” Sapp said. “Sometimes we wish we were better at our jobs, so we could do justice.”

萨普说：“我们有机会做一些重要的事情。” “有时我们希望我们在工作中表现更好，以便我们可以公正。”

Once a dog is deemed dangerous, the bill introduces new prerequisites for an annual, billed certificate of registration from an animal control authority which will include that the dog is spayed or neutered and that the owner “obtain liability insurance coverage in an amount of at least $100,000.″ Those who violate such provisions of the bill would be committing a noncriminal infraction punishable by a fine not to exceed $1,000 per violation, which is twice as much as the statute currently states.

一旦被视为危险，该法案就会引入新的先决条件，以从动物控制当局获得年度计费的注册证书，其中包括狗是散布或绝育的，并且所有者“获得至少100,000美元的责任保险。”法规当前说明。

Also among the bill’s provisions is the creation of a statewide dangerous dog registry by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, which will require each of the following for inclusion:

该法案的规定还包括农业和消费者服务部创建全州范围的危险狗登记处，这将需要以下每项包含在内：

The Intergovernmental Affairs Subcommittee voted unanimously to advance the bill.

政府间事务小组委员会一致投票通过，以提出该法案。

The act would take effect July 1 if approved.

如果获得批准，该法案将于7月1日生效。