Teens Attack Search and Rescue Dog Handler in Bangor

0:00It's March 28th. Welcome in. This is Europe News Today, where European headlines meet AI. A search and rescue dog handler and his canine partner got jumped by a pack of teens in Bangor Town Center, County Down. Ryan Gray, founder of canine's search and rescue, was out with his dog Max, just socializing off duty when the attack went down. Video footage shows the group going after both the handler and the dog, then chasing Gray for a second hit, even as bystanders tried to step in. This mess is part of a rough streak of anti-social chaos in the area over recent weeks. Locals report teens yelling abuse at families near play parks, slamming hard doors on folks with kids inside, and even a mini rampage soaking elderly. Shoppers with water outside of pet store. Community folks are fired up and feeling unsafe, especially wondering what could have happened if it was a woman alone. Northbound MLA Stephen Dunn called it despicable, highlighting attacks on property and people, and he's pushing police for more patrols alongside.

1:01Council teams and street pastors, both Gray and Max got checked out, handler hit the emergency room, dog saw a vet. The rescue group says thanks for the online support, believe it to the cops whose probe is underway. Police are on it, and with calls growing louder to shut this down, bangers hoping for quick justice and calmer streets ahead.