Flynt’s Vicious Schnauzer Humiliates Woman
June 5, 2006 at 3:38 pm in Crime
I love animals and always have, so that may explain why I am having trouble picturing a Schnauzer “viciously attacking” anything other than possibly a squeaky squeeze toy. For some reason when I hear about Flynt’s Schnauzer attacking a woman, my mind chimes in “but isn’t he paralyzed from the waist down?”. According to this article on the AP wire:
Cynthia Tribull claimed she suffered injuries and “severe shock fright, humiliation and emotional distress” after being bitten by the Schnauzer
….
The lawsuit accuses the Flynts of failing to restrain their dog or post a warning sign to pedestrians. It claims liability and negligence and seeks an unspecified amount of money for medical bills and other damages.
Isn’t severe shock a dangerous medical condition that could result in loss of life? Did she require a blanket and the elevation of her legs to prevent her from passing on?
Related posts:


