The Justice accused the owner of the two bulldogs that attacked and caused the death of Trinidad B., 15 years old, on public roads in the Estación Flores neighborhood of the city of Córdoba.
The Public Prosecutor’s Office establishes this morning the accusation as alleged perpetrator of the crimes of culpable homicide and culpable injuries.
A 15-year-old girl died after being attacked by two bulldogs in Córdoba
The animals also attacked a neighbor of the neighborhood who would have come to the aid of the teenager and was injured.
The tragic episode occurred on Sunday at noon at 4,800 Bucharest Street, when the two dogs escaped from a houseand they attacked the young woman who was walking through the sector, and a man who wanted to help her.
Then the animal bulldogs entered another house and tried to attack the owner’s daughter, who took a knife and stabbed them both to death Canesaccording to what was reported by police sources.
The pain of the aunt of the girl who died attacked by two bulldogs
The 15-year-old girl suffered head and neck injuries, for which she was referred by an ambulance from the emergency service to the Emergency Hospital, where died this Monday due to cardiorespiratory arrest.
The victim’s aunt demanded justice this morning and told The twelve “anger” by stating that there was already a complaint for the attacks of those animals.
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