By WCCO Staff, Jennifer Mayerle
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BROOKLYN CENTER, Minnesota (WCCO) — A man who was assaulted by a pack of dogs in Brooklyn Center Thursday afternoon has actually passed away.
The Hennepin County Medical Examiner recognized the victim as 22-year-old Dezmond Thomas Trawick.
Brooklyn Center cops state a next-door neighbor called at around 12:45 p.m. to report that 4 or 5 dogs were assaulting somebody.
When cops showed up to the 5700 block of Halifax Avenue North, they released a less deadly round. It struck a minimum of one dog, and the others distributed back into the residence.
Trawick had the majority of his clothes duped and had “extensive bites on most of his body,” cops state. He was intubated at the scene and required to a regional health center, where he passed away.
Four American pit bull terriers remain in quarantine pending a harmful dog procedure and additional examination.
The citizens of the home were not the dog owners, and the victim was a relative who was looking after the dogs, according to cops.
The dogs are now being kept in protective custody at PUPS in Maple Grove pending a harmful dog hearing or the owner surrendering them to cops
The Minnesota Department of Health tracks death due to dog bites. Over the last twenty years, 5 individuals have actually passed away after a dog attack.
The last one remained in 2021.
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