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Officers arrested two people from Rogiet on suspicion of being in charge of a dog dangerously out of control causing injury resulting in death in connection with the dog attack in Rogiet on Sunday 2 November.
They were later released on police bail as enquiries continue.
ACC Vicki Townsend said: “The arrests were made as part of a wide range of enquiries that officers are carrying out to understand the circumstances of the death.
“These enquires are still ongoing and so you will continue to see officers in the area; if you have any information or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
“I understand that there is a lot of interest about this in our communities, but this is now a live criminal investigation.
“It is vital that people think about how their online commentary, in particular social media comments or posts, could impact the ongoing investigation and the criminal justice process.
“We urge people not to speculate, if you have any information, including information on the dog involved – a male, black XL bully - and its previous behaviour, please contact us directly instead.
“Once again, my condolences and thoughts are with everyone affected by this tragic death, both within the community and further afield.”
Anyone with information is asked to contact us quoting log reference 2500349915.
You can contact us by calling 101, sending a direct message on social media, or via our website
You can also call Crimestoppers anonymously by phone or online.