Terror in Capoterra: elderly man torn to pieces by two pit bulls

Moments of terror in Capoterra, where a 79-year-old man was attacked and almost mauled by two pit bulls that roamed free in the Baccalamanza area.

To save the elderly man was the intervention of Emanuele Farneti, councilor of the Municipality of Pula who lives near the place of the attack and who managed to put the two dogs to flight, providing first aid to the man, who for the bites suffered severe leg injuries.

Then the intervention of 118 and the transport of the injured to the hospital. The municipal police investigate the incident.

The details of the incident and the story of the desperate rescues in the article by Ivan Murgana in L'Unione Sarda on newsstands

The alarm was raised at dawn in San Giovanni, with Carabinieri and firefighters on the scene. No injuries were reported.

The accident was caused by bad weather and rough seas, the diving team was on site

In the grounds of appeal, a flurry of objections raised by the lawyers to the regularity of the conviction sentence of the Tempio Tribunal

The verdict from the Teramo zooprophylactic institute is the first case in the municipality.

"Nothing was found in the institutions. Those who are making these threats want a nation that is terrified and fearful." This morning, the meeting with the opposition is underway.

In 2010, raids took place in Porto Cervo and Olbia, with the villa of an undersecretary of Labour and the residence of a Roman countess also targeted.

The defense: "A judge's signature is missing; the first-instance ruling must be retried."

In Corso Umberto, the shutters will be lowered after 80 years of activity.

The man was arrested by the Carabinieri, and the victim was given ten days of treatment.

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