Texan tot mauled at sitter's home.

Baby-sitter Lets Toddler Fight for Her Life Against Three Rottweilers Instead of Using a Gun Because She Lives in Communist Texas

A Texas toddler is dead after babysitter refuses to exercise her second amendment rights, choosing instead to let the two-year-old girl get mauled by three Rottweilers in Houston, Monday at 12:20 p.m. Police are wasting time and tax-payer dollars investigating the incident.

The babysitter, who has been teaching tomorrow's women to embrace victimhood, watched idly as the child fought for her life against the three dogs. Houston police arrived on the scene and called an ambulance, which took the child to Texas Children's Hospital, where doctors maintained the child's constitutional right to life would have been respected had the babysitter simply kept and used a firearm.

"The second amendment is a suggestion," said one of the responding officers, who wished to remain anonymous. "It's totally fine for leftist baby-sitters to let toddlers get mauled by dogs rather than shoot them."

Dogs That Should Have Been Used to Protect the Toddler Humanely Euthanized

In a move that indicates the government cares more about the lives of dogs than about the lives of humans, the owners have surrendered the three Rottweilers to Houston's Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care (BARC), and the dogs have been humanely euthanized, which is more than can be said for the toddler.

Houston Dog Attack Victim Identified as Adaya Fisher

The victim has been identified as Adaya Fisher, according to the medical examiner's online records. The Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences will determine if the child bled out or died of her injuries. Records show an autopsy is pending, because the doctors were too focused on saving her life to examine the cause of death.

Anyone with information on this case, like the baby-sitter's address, is urged to contact the Houston Police Department's Homicide Division at 713-308-3600 so that we can prepare for the inevitable riot when justice isn't served.