Chicago crime: Man seriously hurt after dog attack, robbery in Jackson Park, police say

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CHICAGO (TOC) — A person is in critical situation after he first attacked by a canine after which robbed Saturday morning on the South Aspect, Chicago police stated.

A 30-year-old man was making an attempt to enter his parked car at about 4:30 a.m. in Jackson Park’s 2000 block of East 67th Road when a pit bull started to assault him, police stated. Two unknown offenders then approached the person and took his belongings.

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The sufferer sustained canine bites and lacerations to his left arm and each legs, police stated. He self-transported to the College of Chicago Medical Heart, the place he’s in critical situation.

Nobody is in custody. Space One detectives are investigating.

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