Dog is Shot Dead by Police After Attack Spree
Submitted by Freelance Writers on October 8, 2008 – 7:52 amOne Comment
Four people sustained dog bites after a dog escaped through a garden fence in South London.
The dog, believed to be a bull terrier type, bit a child, a woman, a bus driver (in the face) and a fourth person.
Police helicopter was used to track the animal and it was shot dead by marksmen.
A 29-year old female has been arrested and charged with having a dog dangerously out of control.
A woman, 29, was arrested over having a dog dangerously out of control.
Three of the bite victims needed to be treated in hospital for their injuries.
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Do they not have any dog wardens in London anymore?
Any dog that causes an incident is usually shot by the Met Police, is it the same officer doing the shooting?
How many dogs have been shot by the Met recently, is it around 4? First there was the dog that was ‘licking’ its owner who had collapsed and died in the street, the vox populi changed that to it was ‘eating the man alive’, so it was shot.
Then there have been the other incidents, what is interesting is that the Met Police seem to do all the dog work in London, what do the London borough dog wardens do instead of dealing with out of control dogs?
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