Richmond By-law 7932, s. 8.3.10(a) — Animal Control Regulation Bylaw
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the dog is a dangerous dog,
- (b) the dog presents an imminent danger to the public, and
- (c) the purpose of seizing the dog cannot reasonably be accomplished if the Animal Control Officer is required to obtain a warrant.
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- 8.3.9 If it is impracticable for an Animal Control Officer to appear personally before a justice to apply for a warrant in accordance with subsection 8.3.8, the Animal Control Officer may apply for a warrant in accordance with section 22 of the Offence Act
- 8.3.10 Subject to subsection 8.3.11, an Animal Control Officer may, without a warrant, enter and search any place except a dwelling house and seize a dog if the Animal Control Officer believes on reasonable grounds that
- 8.3.11 For the purposes of subsection 8.3.10, an Animal Control Officer who is not a police officer or special provincial constable appointed under the Police Act must be accompanied by a police officer
- 8.3.12 In addition to the authority under the Community Charter or section 8 of the Livestock Protection Act, an animal control officer may apply to the Provincial Court for an order that a dog that the officer has reasonable ground to believe is a dangerous dog be destroyed in the manner specified in the order
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