A Summary Of Francesco Bove's Attack

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Francesco Bove a 62 year old artist was mauled by two pit bulls so badly he thought he was going to die. The attack happened on Friday, September 11, 2015. The attack was caught on video, the pit bulls are seen biting on to Bove’s arms. They dragged him several feet to the curb. Many people from the neighborhood tried to stop the dogs with water, chains, etc. The dogs still wouldn’t stop kept going after Bove. He was taken to the hospital with several injuries, including a hole in his arm and a severed ear. The dog's owner Cynthia Oliver, 55, Oliver was holding the pit bulls and dropped the leash when they attacked. Oliver was taken to the hopital's for a psychological evaluation. After the evaluation she was arrested on eight counts of

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