Plymouth Township jogger severely mauled by three dogs; bodycam and 911 audio later released
The extensively documented case includes an official police notice, body-camera aftermath footage, released 911 audio and later felony charges.
Incident summary
Plymouth Township police responded after a 64-year-old jogger was mauled by three dogs. A 911 caller reported the victim had stopped fighting and appeared lifeless before officers arrived. Police said an officer fired when the dogs approached aggressively, allowing aid to reach the victim. Two Cane Corsos and a pit bull were eventually located; one injured Cane Corso was euthanized. Later body-camera footage showed the aftermath, 911 audio was released, and prosecutors authorized felony dangerous-animal-causing-serious-injury charges against two people associated with the dogs. The victim survived after extensive hospital treatment.
FOX 2 reported on May 8 that two people were arraigned on felony dangerous-animal-causing-serious-injury counts. Charges are allegations unless and until adjudicated.
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Primary record used by BiteDB
A City of Plymouth public-safety notice sharing Plymouth Township Police information said officers responded at about 6:35 a.m. to a runner attacked by three dogs; two Cane Corsos were located and a pit bull remained at large at that stage. Later FOX 2 reporting documented bodycam, 911 audio and charges.
Open original source ↗Additional sources
- Plymouth Twp. dog mauling aftermath caught on police bodycamFOX 2 bodycam follow-up · 2026-04-01
- Final dog located after jogger attack in Plymouth TownshipFOX 2 police-attributed follow-up · 2026-03-30
- Two charged after horrific dog attack on Michigan joggerFOX 2 prosecutor/charges follow-up · 2026-05-08
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