Ajit Karn
A six-year-old girl was hurt when a dog attacked, so the Greater Manchester Police took away 17 dogs, according to a story in the Independent. After the attack on Sunday at a house on Ackers Lane in the neighborhood of Carrington, the child is in safe condition in the hospital. After the event, the police arrested three people, but they were later let go on bail, the news source said. Four dogs were taken away by the cops right after the attack, and four more dogs and nine puppies were taken away later.
The cops also said that a van was found in south Manchester and is being looked at as part of the probe.
Detective Inspector Matthew Dixon told the BBC that it was a “fluid investigation” and asked the people for help in finding out more.
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has also been told about the event by the Greater Manchester Police, the BBC said.
In January, a scary story came out of the UK about a woman who was attacked by a dog and almost lost her arm.
A Metro article from 2018 says that Rachel Anderson, 43, was watching a friend’s kids when their Husky bit her in the face and then attacked her arm for 45 minutes.
The woman had huge cuts, and it took almost a dozen surgeries to fix her arm.
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According to the BBC, there have been 22,000 cases of dogs getting out of control and hurting people in the UK in 2022. In 2018, there were about 16,000 such cases.
The number of dogs in the country is thought to have grown by 15%, but the number of attacks has gone up by 37%.
