The charge connects to an event on Saturday, September 3, when Cheshire Police validated officers were contacted us to Birchwood Forest Park.
The caller reported that they and their dog had actually been assaulted by 3 dogs which were not on leads.
The victim was supposedly bitten on the left lower leg and went to A&E, where they were recommended medication.
A spokesperson for the force validated that the lady’s dog was reported to have actually been bitten on the neck and testicles and required to a neighboring veterinarians for treatment amounting to £325.65.
They included: “Following queries, officers carried out a warrant at an address on Rawlings Close, Birchwood, on December 7, 2022, and 2 dogs were taken.
“David O’Gorman was subsequently charged with being the owner or person in charge of a dog dangerously out of control causing injury.”
The 62-year-old, of Rawlings Close, made his very first look prior to Warrington Magistrates’ Court in relation to the charge on Tuesday, May 16.
The charge declares that on September 3, in Birchwood Forest Park, he supervised of a dog, specifically a lurcher crossed with Alsatian, which ‘was dangerously out of control, and while so out of control caused injury to another’.
O’Gorman is next due to appear at Liverpool Crown Court next month in relation to the charge.
