Teens Arrested for Brutal Attack on Search Dog Handler

0:00This has been Europe news today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Two folks got arrested after a brutal attack on a search-and-rescue dog handler and his canine partner in Bangor County, down. Ryan Gray from canine's search-and-rescue was off-duty, just out socializing on Friday night around 7.50 p.m. when a group of youths jumped him on. High street. He took multiple punches to the face, losing teeth and suffering a fractured eye socket that sent him straight to the hospital. His dog Max got kicked hard too and has been acting allse of dude since. Police moved quick, nabbing two males aged 13 and 15 on Sunday for charges like assault causing bodily harm, a fray, and animal cruelty. Both are still in custody as the investigation rolls on. This hit right after the team opened a new base in town earlier that week. The search-and-rescue crew is furious. Calling Ryan a real hero who's helped save lives worldwide, including finding the last survivor in that turkey. Earthquake.

1:00Max had to sit out a recent missing person call because of his injuries. Locals are fed up too, with weeks of chaos from these feral teens terrorizing shoppers, families, and even church property. Community leaders in an MLA are pushing for more patrols and action from police and council teams. Folks online are raging, but cops are warning everyone to hold off sharing picks or names that could mess up the case. Police are digging into a string of anti-social reports in Bangor, and promise to keep patrols heavy while teaming up with partners for safer streets. Ryan and Max are on the mend, but this underscores how bad things can escalate if unchecked. Stay tuned as Justice plays out.