The dog attack happened this summer to 5-year-old Master Compton Jr. Last night, Master got to meet the the South Bend police officers who rushed him to the hospital
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — An Indiana boy who nearly lost his life after a brutal dog attack met the first responders who helped him.
Five-year-old Master Compton Jr. is healing from multiple head and neck injuries and lacerations from the attack earlier this summer.One of the officers, Lt. Maranda Baker, put Compton in a patrol car to get him to the hospital faster. Baker and three other officers performed life-saving measures on the boy before and during the drive to the emergency room, the South Bend Police Department said.What we experienced tonight is hard to put into words.
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