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Getty Ezekiel Elliott Already under police investigation for one dog-biting incident, Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott is facing a new lawsuit related to his overly aggressive canines. TMZ first reported Saturday that Elliott is being sued by a pet resort employee who alleges he was “seriously injured” after the Cowboys star’s Rottweiler “violently attacked” him at a Texas-based boarding facility on March 25. Per the report: Brandon Williams says he was working for Bliss Pet Resort in Prosper, Texas… when he encountered the three dogs Elliott had boarded. Williams claims he was taking the Cowboys running back’s Rottweiler and two bulldogs out to relieve themselves — when all of a sudden, Elliott’s Rottweiler attacked. Williams says the dog seized his right arm, clamped down, and threw him to the ground. Williams claims the bite was so ferocious, he needed stitches and was “seriously injured.” Williams is now suing Elliott and Bliss Pet Resort … seeking more than $250,000, but less than $1 million. In a prepared statement, Elliott’s attorney Frank Salzano told the gossip news giant that his client was “surprised” to learn of the latest attack and plans to “address this matter accordingly.
