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Dogs seized over man’s death in Rubery were XL bullies

Two dogs seized when a man died of bite injuries in a back garden were proscribed breed XL bullies, police have confirmed.

On Tuesday, police named the man as Nicholas Glass, 32. He was found dead near a relative’s property on Hereford Close in Rubery, West Midlands, during the early hours of 21 August.

It is thought up to four dogs were present at about the time he was attacked. Two animals were seized by police shortly afterwards, with two more found two days later.

“Tests have now concluded that two of the dogs were XL Bullies, which are a banned breed. Neither have a certificate of exemption,” West Midlands Police said.


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