Two people transported by EMS after two-dog attack in North Charleston
A North Charleston Police incident report said a woman was attacked in a yard and a second person was bitten in the chin and neck while intervening; breed and final injury severity were not reported.
Incident summary
WCIV reported from a North Charleston Police Department incident report that first responders found a woman on her back holding two dogs after an attack in a residential yard. Blood was visible on the dogs and fence, and one dog was described by police as acting very aggressively. Family members secured the dogs inside the residence and EMS transported the woman for further treatment. Police then learned that a second person had jumped the fence after hearing the commotion and was bitten in the chin and neck; EMS also transported that person. A Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office animal-control officer assisted. The reviewed report did not establish either victim’s final diagnosis, the dogs’ breed, ownership disposition, quarantine outcome or charges.
A Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office animal-control officer assisted at the scene. The reviewed public report did not establish citations, dangerous-dog findings, quarantine/euthanasia disposition or criminal charges.
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Primary record used by BiteDB
WCIV’s report attributes the two-victim attack details to a North Charleston Police Department incident report and first-responder statements. BiteDB records only the reported injuries, two-dog count and EMS transports; final severity and breed remain unknown.
Open source ↗What BiteDB does not infer
Breed is recorded only at the provenance level shown above. Missing injury details, dog history, ownership facts or circumstances remain unknown unless a reliable source establishes them. This record may be updated as police, animal-control, medical, court or follow-up reporting becomes available.