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Pitbull kills 4-month-old baby in Buenos Aires

Emma Cabral died after being attacked by a dog in Malvinas Argentinas; the animal is under observation.

Pitbull kills 4-month-old baby in Buenos Aires
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The attack and the aftermath

A four-month-old baby, identified as Emma Cabral, died on Sunday after being attacked by a pitbull in a house on O'Brien Street at 4300, in Ingeniero Pablo Nogués, part of the Malvinas Argentinas district in Buenos Aires province. According to police reports, the dog entered the home during a moment of carelessness and attacked the infant, causing severe head injuries.[S1][S2][S3]

The baby's aunt, Micaela, told Canal Provincial that the attack occurred while Emma was sleeping. The dog approached suddenly and bit her on the head. In desperation, the mother ran out with the baby 'all bloody' in her arms and fell to the ground near the corner. They received medical assistance and took the baby to the Federico Abete Trauma and Emergency Hospital, where doctors tried to revive her, but she did not survive.[S1][S2]

Judicial measures and the dog's fate

After the death was confirmed, the case was formally judicialized. The prosecutor's office ordered measures to preserve evidence and is working to reconstruct the minutes before the attack, determine who was in the house, and assess whether prior conditions were relevant. The dog was removed from the home and taken to the local Zoonosis department, where it will remain isolated and under observation for ten days, following standard health and behavior protocols.[S2][S3]

The investigation will also review testimonies, expert reports, and medical documentation. So far, no official details have emerged about the full mechanics of the attack or possible prior incidents involving the animal. The aunt claimed the dog had previously killed other dogs and bitten a neighbor, but the owners, reportedly relatives of Emma's mother, did not consider it dangerous. The family fears a similar incident could happen again in a neighborhood with many children.[S1][S3]

A recent similar case

This incident occurred three weeks after a similar tragedy in Villa La Lonja, Córdoba, where a pitbull killed a three-year-old boy. In that case, the child was with his father on the street in front of their house when the dog, owned by neighbors, attacked suddenly. The boy was rushed to Vélez Sarsfield Clinic with severe injuries to his face and neck but died shortly after arrival.[S1][S3]

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    Micaelaaunt of the victimvia ClarinTranslated from the original

    The aunt described how the mother carried the baby out of the house after the attack, covered in blood, before falling near the corner.

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