The police shoot XL Bullies 19 times after the pensioner seriously injured in the “vicious attack”

It is said that suspicion XL bully escaped from a address and attacked the man

The police threw 19 fires at XL Bullies after a pensioner was “vicious attacked” while walking.

An 84-year-old man was sentenced by a dog-he was believed to be an XL battle that escaped from a nearby address.

He was attacked in a garden and left with serious injuries, the police said.

The firearms officers “destroyed” the dog outside the address, while a second suspected XL was killed inside the property and a third smaller dog was confiscated.

Since then, a 29 -year -old woman has been arrested under the suspicion of being in the possession of a dangerous dog under control, causing serious injury.

She remains in the Police custody and assists the officers with their investigations.

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The police are also working to locate a 40 -year -old man in relation to the incident.

Cheshire Constabulary said the victim was walking along Bardsley Avenue, Warrington, around 6.40, Monday, February 24th.

He was taken to Aintree Hospital, where he stays in a critical but stable state.

Chief leader Mark Roberts said: “He was an innocent man, who was simply walking on the street when he was horrible by an unregistered XL bat.

“These dogs are like weapons; Their physical attributes can do to hold a firearm loaded with a questionable safety capture.

“The pure size and ferocity of these animals mean that our firearms were forced to download 19 fires – all of them touching their targets – to bring the incident to a conclusion and to ensure public safety.

“While the victim now receives the treatment he demands, there is no doubt that this incident will affect him for the rest of his life.

“The danger to the public presents these dogs is well known, which is why Cheshire Constabulary was extremely proactive in applying new regulations.

“So far we have already eliminated more than 100 XL beats from the streets of Cheshire and we hired ourselves to do everything we can to ensure that those who do not comply with the new regulations are held accountable.”

Anyone has information must contact Cheshire Police at www.cheshire.police.uk/tell-usOr call 101, citing IML 2034464.

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