Suarez was fined £300,000 by his club after digging his teeth into Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.
The Uruguayan striker escaped a red card at Anfield yesterday, allowing him to remain on the pitch to score the 97th-minute equaliser against the visiting Blues. Suarez will not face criminal charges for the incident but has since been charged with violent conduct by the FA.
But now a concerned parent believes her son was the victim of a 'copycat' incident after he was bitten on the elbow while at school.
Bite club: Luis Suarez takes a chunk out of Branislav Ivanovic
Although the mother did not know for certain whether the child, who has been suspended from the school, was copying Suarez, Bacon quizzed the caller about whether she blamed the Premier League top scorer for the incident at school.
She added: 'I think if this [Suarez biting Ivanovic] hadn't have happened yesterday then my son wouldn't have been bitten today.'
Stunned: Ivanovic couldn't believe Suarez had attempted to bite him on the arm
She replied: 'He [Suarez] shouldn't have done what he did. He is an adult. You expect biting from children in nursery not from professional players, especially somebody with the high status that Suarez has got.
'These children are 10, 11 years old. What Luis Suarez did yestetrday, he didn't even get sent off. He may have been fined now... but when my son was bitten this morning, that other child did not know that Luis Suarez was going to get that punishment.
'So as far as this other child may perceive, Luis Suarez has bitten somebody and he's had no comeuppance for it.'
The child who was bitten sustained no serious injuries, but teachers told the mother that there would be bruising on his arm.
Out and about: A sombre-looking Suarez is pictured in Liverpool on Monday morning
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