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Woman wanted after dog attacked by Staffordshire Bull Terriers at park in Corsham

byDaniel Jae Webb
16 October 2020 • 12.53pm
Woman wanted after dog attacked by Staffordshire Bull Terriers at park in Corsham
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A dog was injured when it was attacked by two Staffordshire Bull Terriers yesterday.

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Wiltshire Police says the incident took place in the Springfield Park area of Corsham at around 9.45am on Thursday, leaving a Cocker Spaniel injured.

The owner of the dogs is said to be a white female aged 40-45, of medium build with shoulder-length ginger hair. She has a Wiltshire accent.

Officers are appealing for anyone who witnessed the attack, or knows the identity of the dogs’ owner, to contact them by calling 101 and quoting 54200103745.


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