Lawrence County civil judgment documents 2025 Doberman bite and permanent scarring

A 2026 default judgment records a Nov. 9, 2025 dog attack that injured Lessy Moody; the broader judgment also covered separate firearm-related conduct.

Moderate / permanent scarring reportedDoberman PinscherLawrence County, AL
Date2025-11-09
LocationPrivate residential property / neighboring property; exact address not published in the source reviewed
Victim(s)1 adult woman (Lessy Moody)
Dogs involved1 dog
Injury severityModerate / permanent scarring reported
Breed attributionDoberman PinscherBreed identified in civil-court reporting based on the lawsuit and default-judgment record
What the record currently shows

Incident summary

A Lawrence County civil case says a Doberman Pinscher released from a neighboring residence attacked Lessy Moody on Nov. 9, 2025, biting her right leg and causing injury, severe pain and permanent scarring. In an August 2026 default judgment, Circuit Judge Callie C. LeMealayen found the defendants had prior knowledge of the dog’s aggressive tendencies and awarded damages arising from the dog attack and a separate pattern of firearm-related conduct. BiteDB records the bite incident and later civil outcome separately from the unrelated gunfire allegations and does not treat the full $495,000 judgment as dog-bite damages alone.

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Lawrence County Neighbors Ordered to Pay $495K After Doberman Attack, Intimidating GunfireLocal television reporting from civil-court records and sheriff/animal-control response · Published/record date 2026-08-25

WAFF, citing the Lawrence County civil case and final default judgment: the dog bit Lessy Moody on the right leg, causing physical injury, severe pain and permanent scarring; the court found the owners had prior knowledge of aggressive tendencies. The overall $495,000 judgment also covered separate firearm/intimidation conduct.

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