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MIAMI (AP) - A homeless man whose face was mostly chewed off in a bizarre attack is awake and alert at a Miami hospital. In a photograph shown to reporters Tuesday, Ronald Poppo is walking down a hospital hallway, supported by hospital staff on either side of him. RELATED: 'Zombie' attack victim will have long road to recovery Doctors are planning to further update his condition Tuesday afternoon. The photo shows the upper two-thirds of Poppo's face covered in scabs. He's missing his nose and both eye sockets are covered - one with gauze and one with what appears to be a skin graft. RELATED: 'Zombie' attack: Prank could have serious consequences He's been at Jackson Memorial Hospital since he was attacked May 26 by Rudy Eugene, who moments earlier had been swinging naked on a nearby light pole. A police officer shot and killed Eugene. Autopsy results are still pending.
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