A Richmond woman has been officially charged in connection with an August death involving dog bites. Melissa L. Chambers is facing one felony count of owner or possessor of a dog biting a person, second or subsequent bite, resulting in death. She is also charged with one misdemeanor of abuse of an elderly, disabled or vulnerable person. A criminal summons was issued to Chambers ordering her to appear for an initial appearance at 9: 30 a.m. on Oct. 14. On Aug. 18, Richmond Police Department Officer Todd Herdman and Corporal Tommy Rodriguez received a call about a dog bite. Prior to their arrival, Ray County Dispatch had advised the officers the reporting party had stopped answering questions and would not answer their calls back. “Upon my arrival, I observed two Pitbull dogs, one, which was a smaller, brown in color, female and a male, which was white in color and very aggressive,” the probable cause state ment written by Rodriguez states. “As I exited my patrol car, I saw the…