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Dog Killed, Owner Seriously Injured in Suspected Attempted Murder in Aberdeen Park
28 Jul
Summary
- Deadly incident in Eric Hendrie Park, Aberdeen on Sunday evening
- 51-year-old man seriously injured, condition stable
- Victim's dog killed in the attack, not struck by a car
This past Sunday evening, a disturbing incident occurred in Eric Hendrie Park in Aberdeen, Scotland. Around 8:30 pm, police were called to the park in response to a report of a vehicle and a disturbance taking place. Tragically, the incident resulted in the death of the victim's XL bully dog.
The 51-year-old owner of the dog was seriously injured during the attack and was rushed to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary. Medical staff reported that his condition was serious but stable. Police have confirmed that the victim was not struck by a car, and they are now treating the case as an attempted murder.
Authorities have launched a full investigation to determine the exact circumstances surrounding this violent incident. They are urging any witnesses or anyone with information to come forward and contact the police through the 101 number, quoting incident number 3236 of July 27. Alternatively, people can reach out to Crimestoppers anonymously.
