Police shoot XL to the thugs 19 times after the pensioner gave more damage to the ‘vicious attack’

It is said that the suspicious thug XL escaped an direction and attacked man

Police threw 19 shots to XL thugs after a pensioner was “brutally attacked” while walking.

An 84 -year -old man was mutilated by a dog, who believes he was an XL thug who had escaped from a nearby direction.

He was attacked in a garden and left with serious injuries, police said.

The firearms officers ‘destroyed’ the dog out of direction, while a second suspect from XL Bully was killed within the property and seized a third smaller dog.

Since then, a 29 -year -old woman has been arrested on suspicion of being in possession of a dog dangerously out of control that causes serious injuries.

She remains in police custody and is helping officers with their consultations.

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Police are also working to locate a 40 -year -old man in relation to the incident.

Cheshire Constabulary said the victim was walking through Bardsley Avenue, Warrington, around 6.40 pm on Monday, February 24.

He was taken to the Aintree hospital, where he remains in a critical but stable condition.

Police chief Mark Roberts said: “This was an innocent man who simply walked down the street when he was attacked horribly by an alleged fellow XL not registered.

“These dogs are like weapons; their physical attributes can do it like having a firearm loaded with a questionable safety capture.

“The size and ferocity of these animals mean that our firearms officers had to download 19 shots, all of which achieved their objectives, to bring the incident to a conclusion and guarantee the security of the public.

“While the victim now receives the treatment he requires, there is no doubt that this incident will affect him for the rest of his life.

“The danger to the public that these dogs represent is well known, so Cheshire Constabulary has been extremely proactive to enforce the new regulations.

“Until now we have already eliminated more than 100 XL thugs from the streets of Cheshire, and we are committed to doing everything possible to ensure that those who do not comply with the new regulations are responsible.”

Any person with any information must communicate with the Cheshire police in www.cheshire.police.uk/tell-usOr call 101, citing IML 2034464.

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