Chermside jogger mauling dogs were on Council's radar months earlier
Two dogs that mauled a Chermside jogger were already known to Council, and detectives are probing a possible link to a man's death in the same park.
Two dogs that mauled a jogger in Chermside had already come to the attention of Council months before the attack, according to a 7NEWS report on 20 October.
Detectives are now investigating whether the dogs may be linked to the death of a man in the same park. DNA testing is expected to be central to establishing what happened.
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Video: 7NEWS Australia.
Key questions
- What happened to the jogger in Chermside?
- A jogger was mauled by two dogs in a Chermside park. The dogs had already been on Council's radar months earlier.
- Are police linking the dogs to a death?
- Detectives are investigating a possible link between the dogs and a man's death in the same park. DNA testing is expected to be key to the inquiry.
- Has Pauline Hanson apologised to Jacqui Lambie?
- Yes. Ms Hanson apologised for One Nation's online video attacking Senator Lambie's health condition, a day after she had refused to back down.