Fraser Valley man mauled by two dogs on remote road left bleeding as owners fled. Police investigating; victim recovering with over 50 stitches.
A man from Fraser Valley is recovering after a brutal attack by two pitbulls on a remote road north of Harrison Mills. The incident occurred on Mother’s Day during his routine walk.
Attack Details: Victim Left Alone and Bleeding
David Peter described how the dogs charged him unexpectedly, biting his arms fiercely. The attack lasted several minutes, leaving him with deep wounds requiring over 50 stitches. Despite intervention from the dog owners, they abandoned him at the scene without offering help.
Emergency Response Delayed by Remote Location
Stranded and bleeding, Peter managed to call 911. Due to the isolated area, paramedics took 33 minutes to reach him and transport him to hospital care. The severity of his injuries highlighted the critical need for timely assistance.
Community Outrage Over Owner’s Abandonment
Peter, a member of the Sts’Ailes First Nation, is supported by family and community members who expressed shock and sadness over the owners’ callous behavior. Sts’Ailes Coun. Tim Felix condemned the neglect shown towards Peter during his ordeal.
Ongoing
Agassiz RCMP confirmed that the attack is under investigation but have not released further information. Authorities urge anyone with relevant information to come forward to assist with the case.
The victim reflects on how the incident could have ended tragically and hopes justice will be served.
Stay tuned to Maple News Wire for further updates on this developing story.
