79-year-old man hospitalized after reported dog attack in Waldorf
A Sept. 3 emergency response in the Briarwood Drive area sent a 79-year-old man to Charles Regional Medical Center after a reported large-dog attack.
Incident summary
Emergency crews were called to the Briarwood Drive area of Waldorf at about 9:18 a.m. on Sept. 3 for a reported animal bite. The BayNet reported that a 79-year-old man had been attacked by a large dog and had injuries to his face and both legs. EMS and animal control were requested, but the dog was no longer visible when crews arrived. The man was transported by ambulance to Charles Regional Medical Center. The public report did not establish the dog’s breed, ownership, whether it was later located, or the precise medical severity of the injuries.
No citation, owner identification, dangerous-dog finding, criminal charge or animal disposition was reported in the reviewed Sept. 3 account. The dog was reportedly no longer visible when responders arrived.
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The BayNet reported a Sept. 3 emergency response in Waldorf involving a 79-year-old man, a reported large-dog attack, injuries to the face and both legs, and ambulance transport to Charles Regional Medical Center.
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