An attorney representing the family of a boy mauled to death by dogs on his way to kindergarten in January welcomed Monday’s vote by the Atlanta City Council levying more stringent requirements on the owners of dangerous and vicious dogs.
“I’d say it’s long overdue,” said Andrew Goldner, who represents the family of 6-year-old Logan Braatz, who was killed in the southwest Atlanta attack, which also seriously injured 5-year-old Sayari Sanders.
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