Waukesha Alderman Wants Anti-Pit Bull Legislation

After a vicious pit bull , a Waukesha alderman is looking to put limitations on allowing the breed in the city.

Alderman Roger Patton, who represents the downtown area, made a referral Thursday night to allow pit bulls only for commercial use, such as in a junk yards for security at night.

Alderwoman Kathleen Cummings, who represents District 9 where the pit bull attack occurred, said in the parking lot after the meeting that she has been speaking with city staff members about the issue and reviewing legislation in other communities. Cummings said the issue concerns her but wants ensure that anything the city decides is enforceable but not an over-reaction.

Thethat attacked the woman and was shot dead by police when it charged toward officers on June 28.