Midlothian child severely injured and mother hurt in family-dog attack
Police found a mother and young child covered in blood after a dog attack inside a Pecan Acres residence; the child required major hospital treatment.
Incident summary
Midlothian Police responded to Pecan Acres Mobile Park after a dog attacked a mother and her young child inside a residence. Officers found both victims covered in blood, and police described the child as severely injured. A police officer drove the ambulance so both medics could focus on the child. Follow-up police reporting established that the dog belonged to the woman’s boyfriend rather than being an unknown stray. The dog was euthanized; police said the owner was not facing charges at that time. Follow-up family reporting said the child required major surgery and extended hospitalization.
Midlothian Police later confirmed the dog belonged to the woman’s boyfriend, said the animal was euthanized, and said the owner was not facing charges at the time of the March 27 update. BiteDB does not infer later legal action without a reliable follow-up source.
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CBS Texas, citing Midlothian Police, reported that officers found a woman and young child covered in blood after a dog attack at Pecan Acres Mobile Park. Police later confirmed the animal belonged to the woman’s boyfriend, said the dog was euthanized, and said the owner was not facing charges at that time.
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