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Photos released after dog mauled to death at Bristol Harbourside

Avon and Somerset Police A blurred photo of a man, which looks as though he is turning or speaking. He is wearing a grey or light green cap, a cross-body bag and a black t-shirt with a chain around his neck. He is also holding a banana and what looks like a dog lead. Avon and Somerset Police

Police are looking to trace this man after the attack on 8 August

New pictures of a man police want to speak to after a fatal dog attack have been released.

Officers shared two pictures of the man on Monday, more than three weeks after a large grey mastiff or pit-bull type dog attacked and killed a smaller dog on Bristol’s harbourside on 8 August.

Family pet Max was killed in the attack in Hanover Place, on Spike Island, with his owners reporting that a man with the larger dog did not stop or give any details following the incident.

An initial CCTV image was released on 21 August, but the new photos show a much clearer view of the man police want to speak to.

Avon and Somerset Police Another view of the same man, taken from a slightly underneath angle. In this picture he is looking directly at the camera, and appears to be saying something. The background is badly pixelated. Avon and Somerset Police

Officers have already released one image of the same man

The man pictured was described by police as white, in his 20s or early 30s, about 5ft 8ins to 5ft 10ins tall and of skinny build.

He was wearing a grey baseball cap, black t-shirt, grey jogging bottoms and carrying a small bag at the time of the attack.

Joe McKenna A white dog sat on a striped sofa. He is a small dog with long hair, especially over the ears. Joe McKenna

Family pet Max was mauled to death during the attack in August

Anyone with information about the incident, or who may have seen what happened, has been asked to contact Avon and Somerset Police.


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