"I realised it was not stopping, it was coming to get me," Mr Ramirez said, "I saw the aggression, it was in defence mode. All of this happened so quickly. It chomped on my right hand. Once it released my hand, I then grabbed the dog by the neck with both my hands and that disabled him in a way. It's the first time I have really done something like that."
Holding the dog in a chokehold, Mr Ramirez waited for the dawdling owner to come and put him on the lead. Meanwhile, the 'hysterical' woman told him 'Why did you come out of nowhere?' already trying to shift the blame on him, Mr Ramirez alleged. Even though the lead was now on, Mr Ramirez said the dog managed to charge again to bite down on his left hand, nipping his ring finger.
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Mr Ramirez said he reported the incident to police after he was released from the hospital, but claimed the investigating officer failed to take a statement or investigate the case.
"That did not sit with me well," he told us. Only when Hammersmith and Fulham Council were notified about the attack, did the Met take a full statement and begin investigating, he claimed.
The owners and the police don't give a damn about attacks, for all they care the human victim might as well have been a rat.
The dog is treated as if it were sacred.