DoorDash driver reports serious arm bite at Rentiesville delivery; four stitches
A delivery driver said a customer's dog broke loose and bit his arm on September 29 in Rentiesville. The dog breed and official investigative findings were not established.
Incident summary
Dakota Eaves told KTUL that, while delivering a DoorDash order to a Rentiesville home on September 29, a customer's dog broke free from a leash and bit his arm. He said he was treated at St. Francis Hospital, received four stitches and experienced ongoing pain and numbness. KTUL reported his statements about attempts to obtain police and tribal-agency follow-up; the reviewed report did not include independent confirmation from either agency. The dog's breed, vaccination status, exact residence and final disposition were not established.
The driver said he contacted McIntosh County and Muscogee Creek Nation authorities. KTUL reported conflicting descriptions of agency responsibility; the reviewed article did not establish charges, citations, dangerous-dog designation, official findings, or the animal's disposition.
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Primary record used by BiteDB
KTUL reported October 7 and updated October 8 that Dakota Eaves described a September 29 attack by a customer's dog while delivering in Rentiesville. He said his arm injury required four stitches at St. Francis Hospital. KTUL sought comment from an identified sheriff's officer but had not received a response; tribal police and sheriff's office responsibilities were disputed in his account.
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What BiteDB does not infer
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