Man hospitalized with serious facial injuries after two-dog attack in Prince George’s County
Prince George’s County Police said two large dogs attacked a man on Walters Lane on April 26, 2025; the victim suffered serious facial injuries and was hospitalized.
Incident summary
Prince George’s County Police said two large dogs attacked a man on April 26, 2025 in the 3200 block of Walters Lane. The victim was transported to a hospital with serious injuries to his face. When officers arrived, police said one of the dogs charged a responding officer, who shot the dog; Animal Control took custody of both dogs and the shot dog later died.
Prince George’s County Police said Internal Affairs would review the responding officer’s discharge of a duty weapon, as required by department policy. One dog died after being shot and Animal Control took custody of both dogs. A separate patrol-car collision involving another responding officer is not part of the dog-bite victim count.
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Prince George’s County Police said Westphalia Division VIII officers were dispatched around 10:35 a.m. to a report of two large dogs attacking a man in the 3200 block of Walters Lane. Police said the attack victim was hospitalized with serious facial injuries. One dog charged an officer and was shot; Animal Control took custody of both animals.
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- Prince George’s Co. officer fatally shoots “large dog” that charged police, attacked Md. man — WTOP local corroboration citing Prince George’s County Police · 2025-04-27
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