Mum's fury after schoolboy attacked by dog in Chorley

A boy was attacked by a dog on his way to school in Chorley yesterday.

The youngster was bitten at the corner of Bolton Road (A6) and Grime Street at around 8.40am on Thursday (March 26).

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Mum Stephanie said: “This was not just a nip — the dog grabbed hold of his arm and was tugging on him.

“The dog has gone through his coat, ripped his blazer, and broken the skin on his forearm.

“He has been seen at Royal Preston Hospital and is on antibiotics. Police are involved and the dog’s owner has come forward.”

Lancashire Police were approached for comment.

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