<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3ZtNWT_1CPNl1gL00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3ZtNWT_1CPNl1gL00" width="600" height="401" ></figure>The Love County commissioners on Monday learned that an employee with the County Tax Assessor’s Office has filed a worker’s compensation claim due to being bitten by a dog while she was on duty.According to Assessor Missy Tunnell, the employee was bitten Wednesday, June 3, while talking to the land owner. She went to the emergency room to begin the process.Tunnell said the employee sustained puncture wounds to the calf of her leg, but did not have to receive stitches.Sheriff Andy Cumberledge said he did not know at the time that a report was necessary and has since completed that report.Tunnell said the dog’s owner said the dog has been vaccinated, but was unable to get the records from the Texas veterinarian.The dog has since been quarantined at home pending vaccination records.In other business, the commissioners began the long process of approving standard contracts for the coming fiscal year.Cumberledge said the jail count was 35 and there had been 14 arrests for the week.</div></body>

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The Love County commissioners on Monday learned that an employee with the County Tax Assessor’s Office has filed a worker’s compensation claim due to being bitten by a dog while she was on duty. According to Assessor Missy Tunnell, the employee was bitten Wednesday, June 3, while talking...

Dog bite results in worker’s comp filing

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The Love County commissioners on Monday learned that an employee with the County Tax Assessor’s Office has filed a worker’s compensation claim due to being

Dog bite results in worker’s comp filing

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