After escaping from the armed police snipers, a ‘aggressive’ XL bully remains in a British city.
South Yorkshire police officers tried to hit the dog on Thursday night after exhibiting hostile behavior while exploring gunfire reported in Sheffield’s Tepefoot region.
The spokesman for the force confirmed that the dog was still large on Sunday evening.
Police said that the judicial analysis of the blood at the scene was injured before the dog escaped from the scene and that the other two dogs were taken to the police hut.
Officers, ‘aggression and the ability to damage the people’ to find the ability to find the XL bullying ‘to find the veterinarian applications in Sheffield’deki contacted.
A police statement said: ‘Hitting a dog is never a decision taken by our armed officers.
“It was already a challenging incident and the risk that the dog was decided to find a suspect and weapons and to protect our communities.
“ Now we believe that the dog is exposed to injury and we call on the people to be awake for a loose XL bully, at the same time, they may succumb to their injuries or take them to a place for treatment.
During the investigation of the characteristics of the arrested, the police seized two dogs, including an XL bully, and was shot in one third, and an XL Bulli (stock image)
South Yorkshire Police was called to the Walkley region of Sheffield at 22:00 on Thursday after reporting gunfire outside a house on Daniel Hill Street of its neighbors (in the picture)
Three people were arrested about two events and the XL bully remains loose
“ As part of all our veterinary applications, we have contacted all veterinary applications, but we continued to ask everyone who takes a dog for their care, they believe that this dog could come to the fore.
‘If you see the dog, we continue to call you not to approach it because we believe that it has the ability to show and damage aggression.’
The neighbors were called to the house in Hillfoot on March 3 at 22:00 on March 3 after reporting gunfire outside a house in the region.
It was reported that shots from outside a property were fired and the windows of a nearby vehicle were broken down.
The armed police joined the scene and after entering a property, civil servants reported that an XL bullying was ‘aggressive’. A shot was made to the dog and fled the scene.
A few hours later, a traffic collision took place in the Rivelin area.
The officers were called to an incident with a motorcycle and silver VW golf at 3.11 in the morning, where a man was shot.
A statement made by the South Yorkshire police said that power was ‘linked’ to events.
In an unrelated case, an investigation on Thursday, 33 -year -old Nicholas Glass, was hiding by four dogs in August last year, including two XL tyrannies, and in August, in August, in August, he was found dead in the backyard of his brother in Rednal, near Birmingham.
As the investigations took place, both Daniel Hill Street and Rivelin Road in the city were taken under the Road Kordon.
A 37 -year -old man was arrested on suspicion of murder attempted, and a 39 -year -old woman was arrested on suspicion of having a firearms.
The rider of the motorcycle, a 36 -year -old man was arrested on suspicion of theft of a motor vehicle and was taken to hospital with slight injuries.
During the investigation of the characteristics of the arrested, the police seized two dogs, including an XL bully, and the third is an XL tyranny. The first two dogs stay in the police huts, but the third dog remains loose.
On Saturday, Southern Yorkshire Police said in a statement that local residents were ‘awake’ and stressed that civil servants did everything they could to watch the dog.
Uz We want our communities to be vigilant for a loose XL bully in Sheffield, and we call on everyone who has information about where they are, ”he said.
‘We understand that our communities will worry and guarantee that we continue to do everything we can to find the dog.’
In a statement, he added: ‘As our investigations progress, the judicial analysis of the blood at the scene allows us to confirm that we believe that the dog will be injured.
84 -year -old John McColl was walking home when he was thrown by an XL Bully on February 24 – He died of injuries the next month
‘If you see the dog, please call 999 now, if you have information about where it is, please chat online by chatting online or by quoting the 948 number of April 3, 2025 from 101.’
The police also investigates the possibility of someone to host the dog from civil servants.
Sheffield Chief Inspector Jamie Henderson said in a statement on Friday: ‘I want to guarantee that we do our best to find the dog to find the dog or to avoid the theme of the police.’
Since February 1, 2024, it has been a criminal offense to have an XL Bully dog in England and Wales without exemption certificate.
A month ago, after a fear attack by an XL bully, a great grandfather died at the end of March.
84 -year -old John McColl was walking home when he was thrown by the animal on February 24th.
The dog dragged the pensioner into a garden and was critically injured by Mr. McColl.
The armed police then had to make 19 shots to kill the monster, which was believed to be a ‘indifferent XL tyranny’, and another suspicious XL bully on the property.
