Watch S19, EP120: Save Me Mom!; Pit Bull Terror! with Fubo
A young man brings his mom to court when he goes up against the man who repossessed his car; a pit bull rips the skin off a smaller dog, causing it to need more than 100 stitches.
A young man brings his mom to court when he goes up against the man who repossessed his car; a pit bull rips the skin off a smaller dog, causing it to need more than 100 stitches.
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S19, EP120 "Save Me Mom!; Pit Bull Terror!"A young man brings his mom to court when he goes up against the man who repossessed his car; a pit bull rips the skin off a smaller dog, causing it to need more than 100 stitches.
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