Georgia A 62-year-old grandmother was mauled to death by a pack of dogs when she was walking home from the bank, leaving her family in Union City in deep sorrow. On August 1, Donna Nguyen, a grandma of five and mother of four, was attacked in a peaceful Georgia community along Lakeside Drive.
Charles Ingram, her son, said that no family should have to go through that. WRDW News reported that it was a nightmare.
A Devoted Matriarch Remembered
According to her relatives, Nguyen was gregarious, energetic, and compassionate. According to Ingram, she would give you the shirt off her back. I adore the laugh. Enjoy yourself. extroverted individual.
Nguyen, who enjoys taking long walks, had just returned from a trip to her bank and was on her way home when she was violently attacked. Her son provided a terrifying timestamp of her last moments by confirming that the family had found her bank receipts from that morning.
Severe Injuries and a Rapid Decline
During the assault, Nguyen suffered severe cuts to her arms, legs, and face. In an attempt to save her life, doctors at Grady Hospital first intended to amputate both of her arms. Unfortunately, those efforts fell short.
According to Ingram, doctors discovered there was too much to cut off when they returned her to the operating room after she developed sepsis. Her liver, kidneys, and brain were all infected. Her organs simply stopped working.
Dogs Seized, Owner Responds
Fulton County Animal Services is seen removing multiple dogs from the property close to the scene of the incident in video footage captured by Nguyen’s family and the dog’s owner, David Scott Evans.
Four of the canines involved in the incident have now been put down by authorities. The dog’s owner, Evans, has received citations for a number of offenses, including leaving animals unattended, dog bites, and dogs roaming loose.
Evans claimed shock in the face of the charges, telling WRDW, “I can’t believe it’s my dogs.” They refused to provide me with direct information. I’ve never seen the body cam footage they claimed to have.
He insisted his dogs were little and had never acted aggressively. “There are still real dogs out there doing this stuff,” he said.
Family Demands Accountability
Charles Ingram says his family is committed to holding someone responsible for the untimely death of their matriarch while the inquiry is ongoing.
He declared, “I’m going to push for everything.” Justice is due to my mother. I will push it to its utmost.
The fifth dog is still in custody, according to Fulton County officials, and the matter has been forwarded to the Animal Services Division of the Fulton County Police Department. As the investigation continues, charges are anticipated.
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