Calgary: A Calgary man who endured genuine damages to his arms, legs and form from a police puppy assault is wanting to sue the city after remuneration talks broke down.

Dave Loeppky, 70, was left with wounding to the right half of his middle, his right arm and left lower arm, various chomp marks and a slice in his leg after the ambush September 19.

He had called 911 that evening to report a suspicious lady attempting to offer adornments close to his home and he made a reference to a gun throughout the call.

That provoked the police reaction, and he was captured outside his congregation later that day.

Throughout the worry, Loeppky said an officer compelled a police puppy through the open window of his truck, before different officers got him and tried to haul him out of the vehicle.

"The handler had the puppy by the back shoulders and was driving the pooch's face into my side, shouting like a frantic individual: 'Bite him, chomp him, nibble the offspring.”

No charges were pressed and Loeppky said a senior cop later called to apologize, yet advance on recompense had since abated.

His legal advisor, Bill Klym, said he might be suing the police.

"There's no inquiry, we will be issuing a claim against the city. The way that they have apologized to him lets me know there was something off with what happened. When they act legitimately you're not set to get a statement of regret out of the police."

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team was included in the case and Klym said police had discounted correctional harms and would not have liked to meet again until the examination was finished.

Loeppky could get "ostensible" payment meanwhile, however Klym said that might be untimely until they had seen police correspondence information from the day or found out the degree of his customer's damages.

"Dave's battling physically. You can let he know in a great deal of ache. He never strolled with a stick previously, so its trying that way.

"As of right now we might be in an extremely powerless position in the event that we were talking any kind of recompense."

Loeppky was because of be talked with by Asirt without much fanfare, Klym said.

Police affirmed the case had been gone to ASIRT and no comments were given further.