Spouses quarreled, male-natured dogs over their heads, almost biting off their girlfriend's nose, resulting in a faulty injury to the man and an incidental civil claim of $3.6 million.
Fragmentation. 25 stitches by the nose.
The wounded woman Yip-soo, who later sewd 25 stitches on both sides of her nose, claimed that she had been destroyed and that she had been left with artificial skin on her way out. As a barmaid at a well-known hotel, she said that every time she looked in the mirror, she was about to collapse and that the claim of $3.6 million was for future work, marriage and subsequent plastic expenses.
The “sister” responsible was a 5-year-old dog from Taiwan, a mother-in-law stray dog from the House of Veterans of the Inner Lake, who was adopted by the owner of the dog four years ago, with a strong sense of defence and vigilance, and who found strangers close to his home, barked, and even bit his neighbors several times. Last year it found strangers sneaking into the top of the community building, chasing them from the 8th floor to the 1st floor of the basement, successfully helping the owner catch the drug addict.
Last November, Huang Wenqi broke up with his girlfriend Yip Xiong at his place of residence, and the “sister” saw the owner want to rob the girl's mobile phone and protect her heart, tearing her nose apart and eating her case.
Wong's father said that for more than four years, “sister” had been in bed with his son, and that she had spent the night at home with his son on several occasions, sleeping with dogs, but that “sister” had only listened to Huang Qi's password.
Huang said that immediately after she had been bitten, he sent her to a doctor and then accompanied her to a plastic clinic to ask for medical fees and offered to pay $100,000, but she refused to accept it, leaving him helpless.
It's not the first time.
Yip responded that he had been bitten the first time he came to Huang's house and then went to Huang's house with greater care. One time she saw a funny topic on the TV show, beat each other on the shoulder, and the dog made a low warning and scared her.
She emphasizes that she was pretty and now humbled before she was injured; after the injury, she did not visit the hospital, nor did she mention the amount of $100,000 for compensation, and she requested $500,000 during the mediation, but Huang would only pay $50,000 before she could go to court.