The dog pounced on the attacker when he attacked the woman. (Representational Image)
New Delhi:
A 51-year-old woman had her pet dog to thank as she foiled a robbery attempt and saved her owner, who was attacked by the robber disguised as a courier delivery man in south Delhi's R K Puram area, police said today.
Eleven-month-old Sugar, a labrador retriever, came to the rescue of the woman on Wednesday afternoon when she was attacked by the man, aged around 25 years, who came to her house posing as a courier delivery man.
"He said he had a mail for me and my wife opened the iron-mesh door. The man suddenly kicked her in the abdomen and pushed her down," the husband of the woman said.
That is when 11-month-old Sugar saved her. She pounded the accused till he fell down. The man, however, managed to run downstairs. The dog chased him for a while but he fled.
The chairperson of the residential society at Som Vihar in R K Puram area was informed about the incident and later, the complainant approached police.
"A case under Section 451 (house-trespass in order to commit offence) of IPC has been registered in connection with the matter. We are checking CCTV footage to ascertain the identity of the accused at the earliest," a police official said.
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Eleven-month-old Sugar, a labrador retriever, came to the rescue of the woman on Wednesday afternoon when she was attacked by the man, aged around 25 years, who came to her house posing as a courier delivery man.
"He said he had a mail for me and my wife opened the iron-mesh door. The man suddenly kicked her in the abdomen and pushed her down," the husband of the woman said.
That is when 11-month-old Sugar saved her. She pounded the accused till he fell down. The man, however, managed to run downstairs. The dog chased him for a while but he fled.
The chairperson of the residential society at Som Vihar in R K Puram area was informed about the incident and later, the complainant approached police.
"A case under Section 451 (house-trespass in order to commit offence) of IPC has been registered in connection with the matter. We are checking CCTV footage to ascertain the identity of the accused at the earliest," a police official said.
(This story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
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