"He almost killed him": A 9-year-old attacked pit bull dog walking towards a shawarma stand

The boy was walking with his brother in the village of Yarka when suddenly the dog attacked him and bit him.

The owner of the dog, a 32-year-old resident of the locality, grabbed him when, according to the police, he was not vaccinated, unmarked and without a license as required.

The dog dragged the boy towards the road and wounded him moderately.

Advocate for dog owners: "Expresses deep sorrow and pain over the case"

Yoav Itiel

15/06/2022

Wednesday, 15 June 2022, 09:08 Updated: 10:02

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In the video: a 9-year-old biting pitfall walking down the street to a shawarma stand (Walla system!)

A 9-year-old boy was bitten by a pit bull dog as he walked down the street with his brother to a shawarma stand in Kfar Yarka.

The brothers passed an explosion, where the dog’s owner, Abu Daula, was sitting, with his dog held in an iron chain next to him.

According to the indictment filed against him, Doula, a 32-year-old resident of the settlement, was holding the dog unvaccinated, unmarked and without a license as required for a pit bull dog.

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Was on his way to shawarma. "Documentation (Photo: Walla !, no)

The boy was attacked by the dog as he passed by.

"He is almost dead," police said in a court hearing.

The case file shows the dog biting the child, attacking him and dragging him towards the road while injuring him.

The boy's brother, frightened by the attack, turned around and fled the scene.

Finally, with the intervention of another person who assisted in rescuing the child from the dog's jaws, the dog owner was able to pull him back and bring the dog into his home.

Hian's medical team was called to the scene and evacuated the boy to the Galilee Medical Center in fair condition.

He was transferred to the operating room and hospitalized for five days in the pediatric surgery ward.

"The results are tragic and have dire consequences for his life, mental state and functioning," the prosecution told the court.

"He almost killed him."

Pit Bull Dog (Photo: AP)

The Police Prosecution Unit attributes to the dog owner various offenses relating to his possession and failure to take the required precautionary measures.

If convicted of one of them, the prosecution could demand an actual prison term of three years.

"The defendant and regardless of his response to the indictment expresses deep sorrow and great pain over the case in which the child was injured," defense attorney Yosef Fares said in response, "The dog is being held in accordance with the law and is licensed and vaccinated."

However, he has not yet granted Walla!

Transfer a photocopy of the license in question.

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