A woman in North Tyneside was seriously injured in a suspected XL bully attack. Two people have been arrested and five dogs have been seized as a precaution. The investigation is ongoing.
Two people have been arrested after a woman was seriously injured in a suspected XL bully attack. Officers were called to an address in North Tyneside at about 11pm on Saturday to reports of a woman and her two dogs inured. The 29-year-old was taken to hospital where she remains with serious injuries to her leg and arms, Northumbria Police said. Her two injured dogs were also taken to a vet for treatment, the force added.
Detective Inspector Corrin Lowery said: 'I understand this incident will have caused some concern, but I would like to reassure residents and the wider community there is no risk at the time.'A full investigation has been launched so we can establish a full, clear picture of events, and officers will remain the area today speaking to residents and carrying out further enquiries. I would encourage anyone who is concerned or worried to make themselves known.
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