As the 75-year-old stepped in to save Tess, he said he was bitten on the hand and wrist on both sides as he wrenched to release the bigger dog’s grip. As Tess crawled to safety, he kept the attacking dog held in place. He said that when he asked another man with a dog for help, the man's answer was “they won’t do anything, it’s dog on dog”.
I wonder where they learned that?
Mr O’Neill said the man produced his phone and instead of calling the police or an ambulance rang someone and said “you better get round here, there’s s*** going on”. Another man appeared, put a lead on the larger dog and they “ran off” towards Palacefields.
Typical owner of these mutts...
Mr O’Neill made a statement to the police a few days later, and he said Halton Borough Council has shown interest in investigating the matter. He branded the men “cowards” for fleeing the scene.
Have the actual people tasked with enforcing the law shown any?
A Cheshire Constabulary spokesman told the ECHO: "Enquiries in relation to the incident are ongoing and officers are working closely with Halton Borough Council."
That'll be a 'no' then. And that's why scum like this feel free to continue walking their weapon dogs unmolested...
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