Subject: Rottweiler Attack in Dundee

BBC News
The grandmother of a 10-year-old girl who was attacked by attacked by Rottweilers in Dundee has said the child was left "covered in blood".

The incident happened at about 1100 BST on Sunday as Rhianna Kidd was riding her bike in Dryburgh Street.

She was taken to Ninewells Hospital in the city. Her injuries are not thought to be life threatening but it is understood she has a fractured jaw.

Rhianna's grandmother, Irene Grady, saw the attack happen and ran from her house to help.


Breaking News (Sky News): A woman has been arrested in connection with the incident.

fascinating

I don't understant why such dangerous dogs can walk around without wearing a muzzle. There have been enough death and injured people in the last month and years, it's time to do something!

I don't see why there should be a topic about this ...

I think this is a cynical topic as a response to the bratislava shooting topic.

LloydE opened a topic about the Cumbria shooting, so he shouldn't be pissed because someone else opened a topic about Bratislava shooting.
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and in my city there was wild boar's attack (about 1,5 year ago)

lol at kid running away :D

there were 3 injuried :( :P

my friend fall 2 times in 1 day with his motorcycle and now his legg is broken :( :( :(

bad luck ........ for him :-)

I don't see why there should be a topic about this ...

I'd only just heard it 5 minutes before logging into Sokker
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So?

I've heard one guy drilling his wall right before I logged in, do you suggest that I should make a topic about it? :)

Yes, let us know more about that! ;-)

if i created a topic after everything i heard 5 mins before logging into sokker there would probably be 50 new topics per day :P

It's a ROTTWEILER attack :P

It's much more serious than making a cup of tea, watching TV and Langhe.

There are dozens of such accidents each day. 2 days ago a guy in Poland shot 7 people, including his wife, son and himself.

maybe someone can create a 'daily news'-topic or 'joy and cry'-topic