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In Stavropol, a pensioner was sent to jail after the attack of dogs on a third-grader

In Stavropol, a 72-year-old local resident was placed in jail in the case of the death of a girl after a dog attack. The woman was considered responsible for stray dogs.

In Stavropol, a pensioner was sent to jail after the attack of dogs on a third-grader
03.03.2025
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In Stavropol, a 72-year-old local resident was placed in jail in the case of the death of a girl after a dog attack. The woman was considered responsible for stray dogs.

The investigation considers the pensioner the owner of the animals, but, according to her friends, she just fed the dogs. This is reported by the Telegram-channel “Rise”. A pack of dogs killed a 9-year-old girl on February 23. A man living nearby tried to scare off the dogs with a shot, but he could not save the schoolgirl. After the tragedy, law enforcement officers detained a local pensioner. According to investigators, the pensioner kept dogs in the territory not equipped with enclosures, as a result of which the animals were left unattended. Familiar women plan to raise funds to help the pensioner, believing that the problem with dogs should solve the authorities. In social networks, local residents write that they have repeatedly complained to a woman about aggressive dogs she fed. The court arrested the pensioner until April 23. She was charged with negligence death. Earlier it was reported that in Stavropol a pack of dogs to death chewed rolling down the hill girl.

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