Overview
- Leon Williams, 59, was attacked by two dogs on Twthill in Caernarfon shortly after an 8:11am photo on March 29.
- He suffered deep bites to both legs and received treatment at Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor, including tetanus shots.
- North Wales Police interviewed the dog owner the next day, then asked Williams if he wanted to press charges, which he says he will.
- Williams says the dogs were on leads, knocked him down, clamped onto both legs for about three to five minutes, and one chased him as he fled.
- He has canceled classes and says the attack left lasting psychological harm, prompting a social media warning about safety at the popular viewpoint.