Woman reports hand bite by dog inside Columbus Circle Whole Foods; later files negligence suit
Reporting citing police and a later civil complaint says Jackie DeAngelis was bitten on the left hand inside the Whole Foods at 10 Columbus Circle on September 20, 2023 and later underwent surgery.
Incident summary
Mediaite, citing the New York Post and police, reported that Fox Business host Jackie DeAngelis was bitten on the left hand by a dog inside the Whole Foods at 10 Columbus Circle on September 20, 2023. Police told the Post the dog and its owner had left before officers arrived. DeAngelis later filed a negligence lawsuit against Whole Foods and alleged that the bite required surgery and left lasting scarring and limited mobility.
DeAngelis filed a civil negligence complaint against Whole Foods in Manhattan Supreme Court on August 20, 2026, alleging the store failed to enforce its animal policy and that the dog was not a service animal. Those assertions, including allegations of permanent damages and negligence, are civil allegations and not adjudicated findings. The reviewed reports do not identify the dog owner or establish a criminal disposition.
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Primary record used by BiteDB
Mediaite reported on September 5, 2026 that DeAngelis’s complaint concerns a September 20, 2023 bite at Whole Foods, 10 Columbus Circle. The report says police told the New York Post that the dog and owner left before police arrived. It describes the dog as a black pit bull and says DeAngelis underwent surgery; allegations of permanent injury and failures by Whole Foods come from the civil complaint and remain unadjudicated.
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- Fox Business star Jackie DeAngelis sues Whole Foods after vicious NYC dog attack — New York Post original report / police and civil-complaint context · 2026-09-05
What BiteDB does not infer
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