Hero honored in Franklin
Man who helped rescue woman from vicious dogs is honored by mayor
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Elizabeth Babchak's dog Rayden kisses Paul Lasky. Lasky stepped in when Rayden and Babchak were being attacked by a neighbor's 'pitbull' terriers. 'See? He knows Paul saved his life,' Babchak said. Photo by Scott Baker
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Franklin Mayor Paul Crowley and Administrator Jim Kilduff present an award to Main Street 'hero' Paul Lasky for putting himself in harm's way to save Elizabeth Babchak and her dog, Rayden, from a vicious dog attack that occurred on May 14. Photo by Scott Baker
FRANKLIN — Mayor Paul Crowley had been planning to honor a Main Street resident who put himself in harm's way to help save a neighbor from a dog attack and on Tuesday, July 10, he was able to do it.
Paul Lasky intervened to prevent further harm to his neighbor Elizabeth Babchak and her dog, Rayden, on May 14. Lasky stepped in to save Babchak and Rayden who were being attacked by a neighbor's two pitbull terriers. They were injured but say it would have been much worse had Lasky not helped them. Babchak wrote Mayor Crowley asking that her hero be recognized for his efforts.
More photos from this event by Scott Baker can be found under the recent photo albums.
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