A man in Wales cried for help saying, “he’s got me” as an American Bulldog attacked him to death while his daughter-in-law, Chanel Fong, tried to save him. Cookie-Doe, the dog’s name, bit Keven Jones, 62, at a home in Wrexham, North Wales, on Monday, as he went into cardiac arrest.
Paramedics swooped in on the address but were unable to save Keven, and they pronounced him dead at the scene. The dog’s guardian, who is also the daughter-in-law of the man, went on Facebook to explain what had happened. She says she is devastated and described Keven’s death as the “worst day of her life”. But she insisted her pet did not mean to hurt him.
Mr Jones was looking after her dogs for the day, she said on Facebook because he was the only person who could handle them other than her husband in London. She heard Keven in the kitchen telling Cookie-Doe to get off him. Rushing to see what was happening, Chanel told the dog to get down – which the dog did, reported the BBC.
Before the ambulance arrived, Keven grabbed her shoulder and told her he was dying. Chanel said Keven called out “he’s got me there” as he looked down at the bloody gash.
Chanel said the dog did not mean to hurt Keven, but ‘plays too rough’.
Another Dog Attack!
Locals in flats overlooking New Malden railway station in Kingston-upon-Thames captured video of the ‘irresponsible’ dog guardian letting go of one of her leads as it tore free. The incident happened last Friday evening, and witnesses stated a man in a vest jumped in to control the animal as it attacked another person.
The video shows a man attempting to flee but being captured by the dog, which clamps onto one of his flailing legs. He eventually manages to grip the dog’s leash and place his knee on its back, bringing the beast under control.
Following the incident, officers confiscated the dog, and its 22-year-old guardian was arrested on suspicion of being in charge of the dog.
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