Avon and Somerset police have released more information about the incident that started around 10:50 this morning. Police say patrol officers were spotted by two men on Bishport Avenue at the time and said two dogs were injured. Police say officers, including armed officers, conducted “analogous searches” in the Hartcliffe area throughout the afternoon to try to find the dogs, but so far the searches have been negative. Read more: Hartcliff dog incident: ‘Avoid the area’ says police as aggressive dogs free – updates Trained dog handlers remain in the area, but, according to Avon and Somerset police, “other resources have resumed patrols.” The two injured men have been taken to hospital for treatment, but police want to reassure the public that no further reports of injuries related to the two dogs have been received today. Investigations are continuing to identify the dog owners and the police are asking anyone with information to call 101 and give the reference number 5222090677. Do you want our best stories with fewer ads and alerts when the big news falls? Download our application at iPhone the Android. Read more related articles Read more related articles
title: “Hartcliffe Dog Incident Police Confirm Two Men Required Hospital Treatment " ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-03” author: “Sarah Harder”
Avon and Somerset police have released more information about the incident that started around 10:50 this morning. Police say patrol officers were spotted by two men on Bishport Avenue at the time and said two dogs were injured. Police say officers, including armed officers, conducted “analogous searches” in the Hartcliffe area throughout the afternoon to try to find the dogs, but so far the searches have been negative. Read more: Hartcliff dog incident: ‘Avoid the area’ says police as aggressive dogs free – updates Trained dog handlers remain in the area, but, according to Avon and Somerset police, “other resources have resumed patrols.” The two injured men have been taken to hospital for treatment, but police want to reassure the public that no further reports of injuries related to the two dogs have been received today. Investigations are continuing to identify the dog owners and the police are asking anyone with information to call 101 and give the reference number 5222090677. Do you want our best stories with fewer ads and alerts when the big news falls? Download our application at iPhone the Android. Read more related articles Read more related articles
