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Police are searching for two American bulldogs after a man was found dead in a garden in Worcestershire.
Officers were called to Hereford Close, in Rubery, on Wednesday morning to reports that a number of dogs were loose.
They found a 33-year-old man dead in the back garden of a house from which the dogs are thought to have come.
It is believed the man died after being attacked by a least one dog, according to West Midlands Police. A post-mortem examination is being carried out to establish the cause of death.
Two dogs were seized at the scene, but police are searching for two more American bulldogs believed to have been involved in the attack. None of the animals involved is believed to be a banned breed.
Officers say they are carrying out house-to-house inquiries, reviewing CCTV and using specialist dog officers and a drone to find the dogs.
‘Need to hear from anyone who has seen these dogs’
Superintendent Sally Simpson, of West Midlands Police, said: “This is a really tragic incident, and the family of the man are being supported by officers.
“The investigation into his death is continuing, and our priority right now is finding the other dogs that we believe may have been involved.”
Inspector Leanne Chapman, from the force’s dog unit, said: “We have officers liaising with vets and the local authority, and are using our drone capability to scou
Police are searching for two American bulldogs after a man was found dead in a garden in Worcestershire.
Officers were called to Hereford Close, in Rubery, on Wednesday morning to reports that a number of dogs were loose.
They found a 33-year-old man dead in the back garden of a house from which the dogs are thought to have come.
It is believed the man died after being attacked by a least one dog, according to West Midlands Police. A post-mortem examination is being carried out to establish the cause of death.
Two dogs were seized at the scene, but police are searching for two more American bulldogs believed to have been involved in the attack. None of the animals involved is believed to be a banned breed.
Officers say they are carrying out house-to-house inquiries, reviewing CCTV and using specialist dog officers and a drone to find the dogs.
‘Need to hear from anyone who has seen these dogs’
Superintendent Sally Simpson, of West Midlands Police, said: “This is a really tragic incident, and the family of the man are being supported by officers.
“The investigation into his death is continuing, and our priority right now is finding the other dogs that we believe may have been involved.”
Inspector Leanne Chapman, from the force’s dog unit, said: “We have officers liaising with vets and the local authority, and are using our drone capability to sco
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