Boy, 6, ‘Attacked’ by Pitbull Whereas Handcuffed by Arms and Toes: Police

Three persons are behind bars, together with the mom of the injured baby, following an incident on August 17 in Savannah, OH.

In keeping with the Ashland County Sheriff’s Workplace, they had been informed a pitbull bit the boy on the neck and ear in a 911 name. When deputies arrived on the scene, per the sheriff, the boy was in “severe situation” and Life Flight — an air and floor vital care transport service — was known as.

The boy’s mom, Angelina Williams (above middle), was recognized on the scene, and was allegedly staying with a household pal of Robert Michalski (above left) — who owned each the home and canine. Neither he nor the pitbull had been on the dwelling when deputies arrived.

The case took a flip this previous Monday when authorities “realized by way of an investigation that the 6-year-old baby had been restrained with handcuffs on his arms and toes when the Pitbull attacked him,” mentioned the sheriff.

At that time, a search warrant was executed on the dwelling, “the place deputies recovered proof to help the investigation.” The Sheriff’s Workplace additionally claimed that whereas deputies had been looking the house, “they discovered Robert and the pitbull hiding in a cubbyhole upstairs.”

Each Williams and Michalski had been each taken into custody, as was the mom’s boyfriend, Taylor Desiree Marvin-Brown (above proper), who authorities declare “was on the home and assisted with the restraining” of the kid.

The pitbull, in the meantime, was “taken into custody to be housed as a vicious canine”

In keeping with the Ashland County Prosecutor’s Workplace, Williams and Marvin-Brown had been charged with endangering youngsters and obstructing justice … whereas Michalski was charged with endangering youngsters and tampering with proof.

Michalski, per the discharge, is believed to be the boy’s nice uncle.

The case stays beneath investigation, whereas prosecuting legal professional Christopher Tunnell “expects further costs to be thought-about by the Grand Jury.”

In case you are experiencing or witness baby abuse, name the Childhelp Nationwide Youngster Abuse Hotline at 1-800-4-A-Youngster or 1-800-422-4453, or go to www.childhelp.org. When you consider a baby is in instant hazard, name 911.