Authorities urge public assistance in locating the owner of a German Shepherd involved in a recent incident.
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In a concerning incident that has raised alarms among local residents, police in Nairn have launched an appeal to find the owner of a German Shepherd dog that attacked a man at West Beach. The incident occurred on Saturday, December 7, around AM, near the Nairn Golf Course, prompting immediate action from law enforcement.
Details of the incident
Witnesses reported that the German Shepherd was “out of control” prior to the attack, which resulted in injuries to the victim. The nature of the injuries has not been disclosed, but the event has sparked discussions about dog ownership responsibilities and public safety.
Local authorities are particularly concerned about the implications of such incidents on community safety and the need for responsible pet ownership.
Police appeal for public assistance
In a statement released by Police Scotland, officers are urging anyone with information about the dog or its owner to come forward. The statement reads: “Officers in Nairn are appealing for information from the public that may help identify the female owner of a German Shepherd dog that was out of control and injured a man at the West Beach, Nairn near Nairn Golf Course about AM on Saturday.” This appeal highlights the importance of community involvement in ensuring safety and accountability.
Community response and safety measures
The incident has prompted discussions within the community regarding the need for stricter regulations on dog ownership and public safety measures. Many residents have expressed their concerns about the potential dangers posed by uncontrolled dogs in public spaces, especially in areas frequented by families and children. Local dog owners are encouraged to ensure their pets are well-trained and under control at all times to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Authorities have provided a contact number for anyone with information regarding the dog’s owner: please call 101 and quote reference number PS-20241207-2036. The police are hopeful that with the community’s help, they can identify the owner and address the situation appropriately.
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