It was reported that in an attempt to prevent a girl from carrying a pet dog on a bus, the parties escalated from the mouth to a physical conflict, where the man grabbed the girl ' s hair and the girl bit the man ' s chest. Yesterday, with the mediation of the civilian police, the girl agreed to apologize to the man and to pay $108 for eyeglass repairs. But the dog that had been scared and lost in the conflict had not been found until late in the night.
Yesterday, at about 9.30 a.m., Master Chen took the 789 bus from the Fawzling station on the 6th Street in Jiang Shao. While travelling to the City of Huanco, two young girls came up, one of them wearing a red T-shirt, carrying a black pet dog. At the time, the driver was swinging, saying that he could not take the pets to the car and that the girl carrying the dog had moved from the back door.
Master Chen said that he had been a pet trader before and had changed his profession because he was allergic to skin. When the girl was on the bus with a dog of almost 20 pounds, he immediately went up and said, “The dog can't take the bus, hoping you'll get off the bus immediately”. It was not expected that the girl would indicate that she had already taken the card, either for $2 or for a taxi, and that she could get off immediately. Master Chan refused immediately.
The girl insisted on taking the dog to the car and Master Chen picked up the phone to call the police. At that time, the civilian police replied that neither party would leave the van until the civilian police arrived to deal with the incident. At that point, two girls wanted to get out of the car, and Master Chen grabbed the red girl ' s backpack, which resulted in an altercation between the two and the subsequent escalation into a physical conflict. In the process, two girls scratched Chen ' s face, neck and arm and broke his glasses. Master Chen caught the red girl's hair and responded, but did not expect the girl to break free and to go up and bite him in the right chest.
“He grabbed my hair and I fought back.” The girl gave another story about what happened.
Cho says she's 26 years old and she lives on Jianghan Road. On the second birthday of the cousin, she went to celebrate on an electric car and took the dog to her home when she thought there was no one to look after her. She returned the same night on an electric vehicle, but cut her tire in the middle of the road and was allowed to stay with her only.
Yesterday, at more than 9 a.m., she and her cousin got in the car from the City of Huanco, and the Master Chen, who was sitting in the front row, set his hand in motion to get them out of the car. Cho indicated that if Master Chen did not like it, she could sit on the top floor. The other side refused to give in, and Cho went straight to the top of the double bus with his dog.
The bus stopped just one stop. It was only then that Zhou knew that Master Chen had called the police and asked the driver to stop.
Cho said that the passengers were anxious and she decided to get out immediately. I didn't expect the other party to stop at the door, grabbed her backpack, and then grabbed her hair. “My whole head was upside down, and I was anxious, so I grabbed it.” Cho said that Master Chen's glasses might have been ripped off at that time, and that he could not care where he was hurt.
As for the "two dollars" episode, Cho said, "When he said you should take a cab with a dog, I'm joking that I don't have any money, or you pay me to call. Later he misled me, thinking I asked him for two bucks to get out of the car."
The girl agreed to apologize to the other party and to pay $108 for eyeglass repairs.
Yesterday afternoon, the journalist contacted the driver of Car 789. Master Shu introduced the girl who had been rejected by him when she was carrying a dog, and did not expect the girl to come from the back door. After the incident, he parked by the roadside to cooperate with the civilian police on-site investigation.
With the mediation of the civilian police of the co-police station in the East Lake Development Region, Cho agreed to apologize to Master Chen and to pay $108 for eyeglass repairs.
Two-year-old pet dog “threes” had been lost in the course of the fight and had not been found as of the time of the press release.
The above-mentioned woman, who wishes to take a pet dog to the bus itself as an illegal traffic rule, should voluntarily get out of the car, and the bus master can stop a passenger from carrying a pet, but he cannot fight. The police are now involved in an investigation to ensure that passengers who raise pets are aware of their behaviour in the future, preferably not carrying pets in public places.