Crime & Safety
Pit Bull Bites Man's Face Outside Eagle Rock Restaurant
Police are asking for help identifying the owner of a pit bull mix that bit a man's face outside an Eagle Rock restaurant.

LOS ANGELES, CA -- Police today are looking for anyone that can provide a description of the owner of a dog that bit a man's face in front of an Eagle Rock restaurant.
Police have just the description that the mixed pit bull's owner was an adult male, according to Officer Jenny Houser of the LAPD's Media Relations Section.
The incident happened around 7 p.m. Thursday in front of Jersey Mike's Subs at 2601 Colorado Blvd., said Sgt. C. Gomez of the Los Angeles Police Department's Northeast Station.
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The victim, a man his early 20s, was collecting donations for a charity in front of the business when a person who had given him a donation returned with a dog, Gomez said.
The young man told police he asked the dog's owner if the pit bull mix was friendly and the owner replied it was. The victim knelt down to pet the dog and it bit him in the face, Gomez said.
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The victim immediately ran inside of the restaurant for help and was taken to Glendale Adventist Medical Center, where he was listed in stable condition, according to a police officer at the LAPD's Northeast station.
Gomez said investigators were accessing video from the scene to get a potential identity.
Anyone who witnessed the attack was asked to call the LAPD's Northeast station at (323) 561-3211.
City News Service