A tragic incident occurred in Rogiet, near Caldicot in Monmouthshire, where a nine-month-old infant lost their life in a dog attack believed to be triggered by nearby fireworks. The authorities responded to the scene around 6 pm on Sunday, where the dog involved was apprehended and taken away by Gwent Police, although the breed remains undisclosed.
According to a resident of Rogiet, the dog became agitated due to fireworks being set off close to the property, leading to the unfortunate event. Chief Superintendent John Davies emphasized the ongoing investigation and urged individuals with information to cooperate with the authorities. No arrests have been reported at this time.
Concerned individuals are encouraged to contact the police at 101, citing log reference 2500349915 for any relevant details. Gwent Police also provided additional contact options through Facebook or Crimestoppers for anonymous tips.
Residents of Rogiet, including Caroline Knight and County Councillor Peter Strong, expressed deep sorrow and shock over the tragedy, emphasizing the need for the community to support the grieving family during this difficult time. Strong appealed for calm and respect for the family’s privacy as they cope with the heartbreaking loss.
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