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Tragic Dog Attack in Dormanstown: Child Dies

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Tragic dog attack in Dormanstown, Teesside, claims life of young child; police investigate, urge witnesses to come forward.

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Tragic Dog Attack in Dormanstown: Child Dies

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Leicester News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Tragic Dog Attack in Dormanstown: Child Dies. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 9th. This is Lester News today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Corey with the story. A tragic dog attack in Dorman's town T-side claimed the life of a young child on Thursday, April 9th. Cleveland police rushed to Hardale Drive just after 130 p.m. following welfare concerns, but the kid had already passed away from what they, believe was a severe dog bite. Armed officers showed up quick, putting down one dog right there at the scene, while seizing a second one from the property. It's a heartbreaking situation that's got the whole community reeling. District commander Emily Harrison called it deeply distressing, sending thoughts straight to the family as they grieve. She's stressing how tough this hits everyone involved. Right now, a full investigation is underway at the address, and police are urging anyone with details to step up. You can hit them on 101 or their site with reference 06 6204, or go anonymous through Crime Stoppers on 080, 0555111.

This one's hitting hard, stay safe out there, and we'll keep eyes on any updates as they come.

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