XL Bully Dog Shot Dead by Police After Attacking Woman On [Date], an XL bully dog was shot dead by police after it reportedly attacked a woman, causing serious injuries. The incident occurred in [Location]. According to reports, the dog, named [Dog’s Name], had escaped from its home and was running loose in the neighborhood. The victim, [Victim’s Name], was out walking when she was approached by the dog. Witnesses said that the dog lunged at the woman and bit her multiple times on the leg, causing deep lacerations and punctures. Bystanders attempted to intervene, but the dog was “dangerously out of control” and refused to let go. Police officers were called to the scene and attempted to subdue the dog using pepper spray and a stun gun. However, these measures proved ineffective. As the dog continued to attack the victim, an officer fired a single shot, killing the animal. The victim was rushed to the hospital and is reported to be in stable condition. Police described the XL bully as a breed known for its aggressive temperament and powerful jaws. They said that the dog posed an immediate threat to the safety of the victim and others in the area. The incident has sparked a debate about the dangers of owning aggressive dog breeds. Some argue that these breeds should be banned or strictly regulated, while others believe that responsible ownership is key. The investigation into the incident is ongoing, and police are working to determine if any charges will be filed against the dog’s owner.XL Bully Dog Shot Dead by Police After Attacking WomanXL Bully Dog Shot Dead by Police After Attacking Woman At around 9 pm on Friday, June 28, 2024, police received multiple reports of a dangerous and out-of-control dog in Eccles, Salford. The XL Bully dog reportedly attacked members of the public, injuring a woman. Upon arriving at the scene on Gladstone Road near Liverpool Road, police officers initially attempted to control the dog, but were unsuccessful. Specialist officers were then deployed and attempted to safely secure the animal. However, due to the risk of further harm, the XL Bully was shot dead as a last resort. A woman was injured in the attack and is receiving treatment for her injuries. Two men were also arrested after confronting officers. Greater Manchester Police (GMP) spokesperson stated, “Specialist officers were deployed and attempted to safely secure the XL Bully, but were unsuccessful. Unfortunately, this was due to the risk and damage it was causing as banned breed. It was destroyed on site as a last possible option.” GMP is continuing its investigation into the incident, including identifying and apprehending the dog’s owner.