Vicious pet cat attacks baby, traps family in bathroom
This photo provided by Lee Palmer shows Lux, a 22-pound Himalayan cat that attacked a seven-month old baby. Portland police had to be called in to subdue the 22-pound house cat that trapped its owners inside their bedroom after attacking their baby. (AP Photo/Lee Palmer)
Nevada received $1.2B in opioid settlements. Where has it gone?
Ready to relax? UMC, Clark County join forces to open mental health center
Nevada opens new Las Vegas location to help residents start businesses
Early US intelligence report suggests US strikes only set back Iran’s nuclear program by months
PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland police had to be called in to subdue a 22-pound house cat that trapped its owners inside their bedroom after attacking their baby.
The baby was not injured in the Sunday incident.
Sgt. Pete Simpson, a Portland Police Bureau spokesman, said officers responded to a 911 call that evening from a couple who had locked themselves in their bedroom with the baby and their dog after the cat attacked the child.
Simpson said the 911 operator could hear the cat screeching in the background as the couple awaited help.
Officers used a dog snare to capture the cat and placed it in a crate.
Simpson said the owners told the dispatcher the cat has a history of violence. He said the cat remained with its owners.
