Three Children Hospitalised After German Shepherd Attack in Leeds
Frightening Dog Attack Shakes Belle Isle
Three kids were rushed to hospital after a German Shepherd-type dog went on the rampage on West Grange Road, Belle Isle, Leeds. The shocking attack happened at around 8am last Friday, prompting a swift response from West Yorkshire Police.
Victims Suffer Injuries But Are Out Of Danger
The children – two girls aged 11 and 15, and a 12-year-old boy – sustained wounds but none are in life-threatening condition, police confirmed. The 11-year-old girl was bitten on her forearm. The boy suffered puncture wounds to his leg and grazes after falling. The 15-year-old girl was also hurt, sustaining a tooth injury after the dog pulled her over.
Woman Arrested As Police Seize Aggressive Dog
Officers have arrested a woman on suspicion of dangerous dog offences linked to the attack. The aggressive dog, reportedly acting hostile towards locals before the incident, was later seized from a nearby address.
Police Appeal For Witnesses
West Yorkshire Police are calling on anyone with information to come forward and help with the ongoing investigation. Authorities say tips could be crucial in ensuring the safety of the community moving forward.
