Texas canine operator arrested soon after lethal mauling of 71-year-aged person

Texas authorities have recognized and arrested the operator of seven canines that reportedly mauled a 71-12 months-outdated man to dying when he was going for walks to his community retail outlet earlier this month. 

The Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Business office arrested and billed Samuel Cartwright, 47, on Friday in relationship to the loss of life of 71-yr-old Freddy Garcia. 

Garcia was fatally attacked by seven puppies – all determined to be pit bull mixes – on July 18 although walking to his Fresno, Texas, neighborhood shop.

Authorities responded to the scene, and Garcia was airlifted to a Houston spot hospital, the place he died from the wounds sustained in the assault. 

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Samuel Cartwright is the operator of 7 canine that mauled a 71-year-outdated Fresno, Texas, guy to loss of life on July 18.  (Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office)

The sheriff’s business office, alongside with Fort Bend Animal Handle and the Fort Bend County District Attorney’s Office environment, carried out an investigation that decided Cartwright is the owner of the canine associated in the assault. All 7 dogs have considering that been captured by the sheriff’s business office and animal control. 

Cartwright remains in custody at the Fort Bend County Jail and has been billed with assault by doggy ensuing in loss of life, which is a second-degree felony. His bond is set at $100,000.

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"This devastating tragedy did not have to happen. I extend my deepest condolences to the Garcia family and his neighbors as they adjust to the reduction of Mr. Garcia," Sheriff Eric Fagan stated in a statement. "Specific thanks go out to our deputies, Fort Bend Animal Services Director Rene Vasquez, and Fort Bend District Attorney Brian Middleton for the collaborative function of capturing the canine and generating an arrest."