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In Ufa, a dog without a muzzle bit a child

Employees of the detective Committee of Bashkiria opened a criminal case after the attack of a dog on a child

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In Ufa, a dog without a muzzle bit a child

Employees of the detective committee of Bashkiria opened a criminal case after the dog attacked the child.

In the media there was information that the owners walked their pet without a leash and muzzle. As a result, the dog ran up to the child and bit him.

Law enforcement officers understand the circumstances of the incident, the investigation was under the control of the head of the department Vladimir Arkhangelsky.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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