Male bitten by dog in North Lebanon Township; police cite alleged confinement failure
Lebanon County Regional Police say a male was bitten September 23 near Sholly Avenue after a dog was allegedly not confined; breed and injury severity were not published.
Incident summary
Lebanon County Regional Police said an officer investigated a dog-bite incident in the area of 1420 Sholly Avenue in North Lebanon Township at about 5:25 p.m. on September 23, 2026. Police said the investigation found that Zachary A. Hopple failed to confine and secure his dog, leading to the dog biting a male in the area. The department reported filing charges against Hopple. The reviewed public posting does not identify the victim, state the dog's breed, describe the victim's injuries or treatment, or establish a final adjudication of the charges.
Lebanon County Regional Police reported filing charges against Zachary A. Hopple, including a confinement-of-dogs charge and one additional charge, after the September 23 investigation. BiteDB records the police-reported charge filing as an allegation and does not treat it as a conviction, final dangerous-dog determination, or adjudicated civil or criminal responsibility.
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Lebanon County Regional Police reported that on September 23, 2026 at 1725 hours an officer investigated a dog bite in the area of 1420 Sholly Ave, North Lebanon Township. The department said its investigation found Zachary A. Hopple failed to confine and secure his dog, leading to the dog biting a male in the area, and reported that charges were filed.
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