A woman walking her terrier was attacked by a large aggressive dog on Walecznych Street in Warsaw’s Saska Kępa on Tuesday, October 14.
Aggressive Dog Attack on Saska Kępa
On Tuesday, October 14, a large aggressive dog attacked a woman who was walking her small terrier on Walecznych Street in Warsaw’s Saska Kępa. Witnesses said the dog lunged from the area of possession and went after the smaller dog, tearing the terrier in front of the woman’s eyes. The attack lasted about four minutes before the dog fled, only after being sprayed with water twice. The terrier died from the bite, and the owner suffered fractured fingers and bite damage to her hands.
Tragic Consequences of the Dog Attack in Warsaw
The terrier died and its owner was left with broken fingers and severe bite injuries. The incident was reported to the Warsaw VII Regional Police Command at Grenadierów. Residents of Saska Kępa say this is not the first time this dog has caused such an incident.
Tragedy near Zielona Góra
Earlier this week, three dogs belonging to a former policeman fatally bit a 46‑year‑old man in a forest near Zielona Góra. Reports indicate the animals had previously behaved aggressively and the owner had faced prosecution for earlier attacks. The case is being investigated by the District Prosecutor’s Office in Zielona Góra, where prosecutor Ewa Antonowicz noted the decision to take over was influenced by the owner’s former police status.
