Dog seized after Lincoln city centre attack report
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Police are yet to confirm the breed involved
A dog has been seized in Lincoln following reports a woman was bitten.
The dog was seized by Lincolnshire Police on Monday after two reports of the animal being dangerously out of control over the weekend.
In one incident, a woman was allegedly bitten, resulting in a cut to her hand, the force said.
Police are yet to confirm the breed of the dog involved, but said the animal was taken to kennels while investigations take place.
A spokesperson said the force was aware of rumours circulating on social media that the dog was seized because of its breed.
They said: "We would like to reassure responsible dog owners that we will not seize a dog unless there are grounds to do so.
"In this case, those grounds were the two reports of the dog being dangerously out of control."
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