A younger girl who was mauled to dying whereas strolling a pack of canine is believed to have been killed by her personal pet. Dog walker Natasha Johnston, 28, had her jugular vein perforated as she suffered catastrophic accidents from "multiple penetrating dog bites" in a deadly incident at Gravelly Hill close to Caterham, Surrey on January 12.

Armed officers and a police helicopter rushed to the realm after receiving stories of a canine assault.

Witnesses claimed on the time the pets the girl was paid to stroll turned "like wolves".

Eight canine had been seized from the sweetness spot, however solely Ms Johnston's pet - believed to be an American Bully XL breed - has been destroyed by police, the Sun wrote.

Officers proceed to carry 5 different canine following a vet's forensic report.

Two seized Dachshunds had been returned to their proprietor final month.

A Surrey Police spokesman mentioned: "We have now received a forensic veterinary report and this has been shared with the Surrey Coroner.

"As a results of this, two canine - each Dachshunds - had been returned to their proprietor on the finish of April and one canine, which belonged to the deceased, has been put to sleep.

"The five other dogs remain in private kennels and we are speaking with their owners regarding recommendations from the report."

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