Detroit couple charged after unsecured dogs maul man to death
Roy and Trevina Goodman, 40 and 38, of Detroit, have been charged in connection with the fatal mauling of Harold Phillips by their three dogs.
A Detroit couple has been charged with having a dangerous animal causing death after authorities said their three dogs fatally mauled a 35-year-old man.
Roy Goodman, 40, was arraigned Wednesday in 36th District Court, the Wayne County prosecutor's office said.
A not guilty plea was entered by the court, according to court records.
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Goodman's wife, Trevina Goodman, 38, was expected to be arraigned at a later date, the prosecutor's office said.
The dogs are alleged to have attacked Harold Phillips on Jan. 29 after escaping through an unsecured front gate of a westside home. Phillips died Feb. 2 at a hospital.
The dogs were euthanized following the attack.
Phillips, a father of six, was walking home from a bus stop when he was attacked, his wife, Shauntaye Phillips, has said.
Roy Goodman was given a $25,000 bond Wednesday. His probable cause conference has been scheduled for March 6, followed by a March 13 preliminary hearing.
Court records did not list defense attorneys for Roy or Trevina Goodman.
