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Multiple children injured in dog attack near Leicester city centre

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Samuel Kalantzis
Multiple children injured in dog attack near Leicester city centre
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Two children were bitten by a dog in a Leicester playground, prompting a police investigation. Authorities are seeking public assistance to identify a woman seen with the dog at the time of the incident.

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Public safety concerns regarding dangerous dogs in urban areas remain a significant issue for local communities.

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Two children suffer bites to their legs and thighs after a dog attack near Leicester city centre. The incident took place in a playground on Vernon Street, near Newfoundpool , on Sunday, April 19, and saw two children injured by a dog. Leicestershire Police said the victims, aged 11 and 6, sustained bitemarks to their legs and thighs , and were treated in hospital. Officers said they are now appealing for public help in identifying a woman in relation to their investigation.

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