Central Park Dispute Between Nyc Dog Walkers Ends With Pet Stabbed To Death: Reports
NEW YORK – On Saturday night, a Pit Bull died after being stabbed during a verbal dispute in New York City’s Central Park.
The incident took place near East 106th Street and East Drive around 8:30 p.m.
The 43-year-old owner of the Pit Bull and a chihuahua told the police that her dog was stabbed by an unidentified person following an argument, the New York Daily News reported. The New York Police Department (NYPD) said the suspect fled the scene before they were able to respond.
According to the report from the Daily News, the suspect was reportedly walking three unleashed dogs, who allegedly attacked both the victim—a German pitbull mix—and the chihuahua that the owner was walking before the stabbing occurred.
The injuries sustained by the stabbed dog were severe, and the animal had to be euthanized at a local animal clinic.
As of Sunday, no arrests have been made.
News by Breaking911
