Personal Injury Law

Douglas Perry, an ex-marine, was forced to stab and kill a pit bull that attacked his wife and two dogs. Perry and his wife were walking their two dogs when they were approached by a pit bull. The pit bull attacked one of their dogs, a Siberian husky. After terrorizing the husky, the pit bull attacked Perry's wife, biting her in the hand. The pit bull was not accompanied by an owner.

Perry ran into a neighbor's house and returned with a kitchen knife. He stabbed the pit bull twice before it released Ms. Perry from its grasp. The dog fell to the ground and died shortly thereafter.

Mr. and Ms. Perry both suffered hand wounds and received tetanus shots as a precautionary measure. Both of their dogs suffered puncture wounds and were taken to a nearby animal hospital for treatment. Both dogs should make a full recovery.

Police officers investigating the incident cleared Perry from all wrong-doing. They determined that his actions against the pit bull were in self-defense and were therefore fully warranted.

Dog bites can lead to severe injuries and emotional trauma. It is important to consult an experienced dog bite attorney after being attacked by a dog. You may be eligible to receive compensation for your damages.

If you have a dog bite claim in the Denver, Colorado area, please contact the law offices of Burg, Simpson, Eldredge, Hersh & Jardine, P.C. today to schedule a consultation.