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Sally was attacked while working. New laws would make streets safer for
It happened out of nowhere. One moment, Phillip Chalker was walking down a street with his guide Sally. The next, the black Labrador was trapped as a rogue dog locked onto her neck, bit down and refused to let go. As a self-described “totally blind” man, Chalker could do nothing but panic and listen to the onslaught.
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