PICTURES have been released after a teenager was bitten on the face by a "bull-type" dog in Hereford.
Police are searching for a man who they believe may be able to help with enquires after a 17-year-old boy was bitten by a dog.
The incident happened on 2 April 2 at around 4.30pm at the rear of The Oval on the junction of Spofford Street.
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The teenager was approached by the dog, which was on a lead, before it bit him on the face, a police spokesperson said.
The dog is described as large bull-type dog, with short black fur and wearing a green harness.
Officers believe the man in the image may have information that could help with the investigations.
Anyone who may know the man in the image, or has any information regarding the incident is asked to contact the South Wye Safer Neighbourhood Team by emailing herefordsouthside.snt@westmercia.police.uk.
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