In Shanghai, it was reported that there were successive incidents in which men falsely claimed that they had been bitten by a dog and demanded that the dog owner pay compensation. It appears from the video that the pet dog did not bite the man and that the man deliberately created a false impression that the dog owner thought it was his pet dog that did bite the other man and that the dog owner would normally be willing to pay compensation for the accident.
On 18 August, Ms. Ho's grandmother in Shanghai bought food in the morning and walked his dog, while passing near the Hyen-Nam Bridge, a young man carrying a large bag of vegetables walked behind and occasionally made fun of her family's pet dog.
It's been a while since I've been gone. “When my grandmother turned back, his bag fell on the floor, and the vegetables were scattered, and he started saying that he had been bitten by my dog, that there was a scratch on his hand, and there was a visible blood stain.” Miss Ho said.
My pet dog's always been nice. How come he bites people? The old man didn't have time to think about it. The young men accepted the apology and then offered to go to a nearby hospital to get rabies vaccine as soon as possible.
Upon arrival at the hospital, it became clear that the rabies vaccine required five doses at the highest price of $175. Although it was felt that the price was a bit expensive, his own dog was ahead of him, and an elderly self-inflicted person was prepared to pay for it without much. At that point, the young man suddenly stated that he had an urgent need to go to the field, that he was not in a good position to travel back and forth to fight the vaccine, and that Ms. Ho's grandmother had given the other person $2,000 in cash and apologized.
When she came home that day, the more she learned about it from her grandmother, the worse she felt: "Our dog has little balls. I can't believe it bites." With doubt, Miss Ho finally chose to call the police.
Following the report, the police of Bong-hyun turned to the surveillance of the road at that time, and the video showed that, at about 7.48 p.m. on that day, a thin, tall man in white jeans was following the old man, walking closer to the pet dog, kicking his dog and covering his hand. The old man looked back at the scene, and the dog “bite” was never close to the man during the conversation.
Such reports were received from the police on 29 August and 6 September. As a result of further investigations, on 7 September, the police went to Jiangxi to apprehend three suspects who were ready to leave.
On September 10th, Officer Chan of the Bong-hyun Criminal Investigation Division told him A journalist, the criminal group, confessed that it had committed three crimes in the Bong-hyun area and three in the vicinity of the Sevenura Road (the victim did not report to the police), at a cost of between $1,500 and $2,000 each for the extortion of medicines.
“They prepared ham sausages, small blades, aimed at elderly people over 70 years of age who went out on their own, first attracted pet dogs with ham sausages, then kicked them when they approached, and cut their hands quickly with little blades, and the old man lost money as soon as he was afraid to bleed.” Officer Chen said.
On the way to the hospital, suspects who had been “bited” would also call two other “friends” and ask them to drive themselves to the hospital. In the car, these two.
“Friends” pretend that they have also been bitten and say that the treatment is cumbersome and costs money to further discredit the victim.
The police warned that “dog bites” were encountered, whether false or false, first to call the police; if there was a wound, take a photo and leave a certificate in time, and go with him to the hospital for injections or pay for them on the hospital fee list.
There are now more and more pet families and more and more parents walking with dogs out there, so there is a growing danger that pet dogs will bite, and the dog owners will be held responsible for it, but willfully claim fraud by pet dogs is illegal. I'd like to give a dog a walker his heart and a rope to hold a pet dog.