Houston Letter Carriers Led Nation in Dog Bites
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WASHINGTON — The Postal Service reported that Houston led the nation in dog bites to letter carriers last year with 65 canine attacks.
That was 10 more than second-place Chicago.
New York managed third place, combining four delivery jurisdictions to total 44 bites. Miami, at No. 4, recorded 36 bites, followed by 29 in Los Angeles and 25 in Cleveland.
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