Woman, 19, has died in the suspected attack on XL Bully Attack as two people were arrested

A 19-year-old woman has died in a suspected attack on Fristol’s friction.

The southern Western ambulance service was called to the incident in Cobern Drive at the city HartCliffe area about 7pm last night.

The teenager was treated by an amazer’s schemes, but died at the scene.

Two people, both men and woman who were 20, were arrested on suspicion of risk management without controlling death and possession of a banned dog.

Avon and Somerset police said the dog was caught and was lost.

“First reports suggest that I can be a XL bully, but verify the breeding will be part of the test process,” said spokesman.

Neighborhood Terry Murphy said: “Our thoughts, first, and for the first woman, were present with the family of a young woman dead because of the yesterday incident.

“I would like to thank the emergency and the emergency of last night I tried to save his life. Support was in their place.”

EPPLID MURPHY said an investigation in the attack was presented.

He said: “As part of this work, the Comborn Drove was closed yesterday and thank everyone for their patience and understanding for our need.

“There will be the presence of additional police in the area next days, including neighbors, and if you are concerned please speak to them.”

Under the change in the law, it was illegal to have an Excited XL owner without the release certificate from 1 February 2024.

During the first five months after the ban, a dog attack in England and Wales woke up by nine percent, according to the information received by the Independent.

Last month, Police officials warn the law will not be “a repair of the night”.