Elderly Man Attacked In The Bronx
According to the New York Daily News, a 62-year old man was almost killed and was viciously mauled after being attacked by two pit bulls in the Bronx. The man was attempting to enter Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church located on Belmont Avenue and East 187th Street. The dogs apparently broke free of their harnesses. They began clawing and biting at the man. The attack was so severe and so violent that a priest from the church administered last rights on the man.
As a result, the owner of the dogs was arrested. According to police, the owner of the dogs ordered the dogs to attack the man after the owner had an argument with him. According to the victim, he never even spoke to the owner. He believes that the dogs were trained to attack and fight. To read more about the incident, go here.
Dog Bite Incidents
The growing number of injuries from dog bites in the area is on the rise. Many of them are from pit bulls and pit bull mixes. The injuries resulting from dog bites can be severe, be life threatening, and may even result in permanent damage. Dog bite victims may not be able to continue living a normal and prosperous life. For these reasons, dog owners need to be held liable. If they are negligent in preventing their dogs from injuring others, or they train their dogs to harm others they must face the consequences.
If you have been involved in a Bronx dog bite accident contact our personal injury attorneys at:
Lipsig, Shapey, Manus & Moverman
1392 Boston Rd
Bronx, NY 10456
(347) 475-1041
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