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Man Tries To Kidnap 10-Year-Old Girl In The Middle Of The Day, Has No Clue That Her Dog Has Her Back

If you have a dog in your family, you probably already understand why they are often referred to as ‘man’s best friend’. It has to do with their loyalty and the fact that they will stand by your side, regardless of what the situation happens to be. Even if a dog happens to be a little bit skittish, they will still be protective when the chips are down. Dogs are caring, loving and attentive to your needs.

If you need any more proof that dogs truly are man’s best friend, you can look at this story of a 10-year-old girl who was being abducted in broad daylight in Woodbridge, Virginia. It was a scenario that no parent wants to even think about. Their child went out for a walk and is almost grabbed by a stranger in the street. None of the details were released to protect the privacy of the family but the story is alarming, to say the least.

The 10-year-old had taken her dog for a walk off Heather Glen Ct., Woodbridge, VA just before 4 PM on Friday afternoon.

The neighborhood was busy as people were coming in goring during that time. Many children were heading home after school and people were coming home after work. Perhaps that is what makes this kidnapping attempt even more frightening.

The police report states that the subject followed the girl for a while. She noticed that he was doing so and she picked up her pace but soon, he started sprinting and he grabbed her by the wrist.

The man was attempting to take her by force but the dog had something else in mind.

The dog became a protector for the 10-year-old girl and he was ferocious. He bit the criminal on the hand, allowing the girl to slip out of his grip.

Apparently, the assailant was so hurt and shocked by what happened that he ran from the scene and the girl was able to get home.

The following statement comes from the Prince William County Police Department:

“At approximately 3:50pm, the victim, a 10-year-old girl, was reportedly walking her dog in the 1800 block of Heather Glenn Ct in Woodbridge when an unknown man approached her and grabbed her arm. During the encounter, the victim’s dog bit the suspect who then released her and fled on foot.”

Police were on the scene within moments hoping to find the perpetrator but he has remained elusive up until this time.