Three-month-old Zamora Robinson killed in Augusta dog attack
Sheriff and coroner records documented a fatal Hillwood Court incident involving a Cane Corso; later records differed on some pre-attack sleeping details.
Incident summary
Richmond County deputies responded to a Hillwood Court home around 9:21 a.m. after 3-month-old Zamora Robinson was found unresponsive with injuries believed to be dog bites. The incident report documented the caretaker’s statement that a Cane Corso had been sleeping in the same bed area before the child was found injured. The Richmond County Coroner’s Office pronounced Zamora dead at 11 a.m. Animal control took the dog into custody, and the sheriff’s investigation remained open.
Richmond County Sheriff’s Office said the investigation remained open in the source reviewed. Animal control took the dog into custody. No criminal charge or final dog disposition was established in the primary source used here.
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Primary record used by BiteDB
WRDW/WAGT, citing a Richmond County Sheriff’s Office incident report and the coroner’s office, reported that 3-month-old Zamora Robinson died after a reported attack involving a Cane Corso at a Hillwood Court home.
Open original source ↗Additional sources
- New details emerge on dog attack that killed babyLocal television follow-up with 911 call and incident-report detail · 2026-06-12
- New records show different account of fatal dog attack on babyLocal television records follow-up noting conflicting sleeping-arrangement account · 2026-06-15
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