A “caring” man was found dead in the garden after being lowered by up to four dogs, including two XL hooligans while feeding his brother’s pets while in hospital, heard an investigation.
33-year-old Nicholas Glass was found “reasonably well hidden” behind a fenced fence panel in the garden in the House in Hereford, relatives, near Birmingham.
West Midlands police were called in the early hours of August 21 last year to report dogs on the street on the street and made the discovery after searching the property.
On Thursday, an investigation into the Birmingham Coronner Court heard that a voice was thought to have been attacked by his brother’s dogs on the night of August 19, before escaping through the back window wounded to seek asylum.
Two of the dogs were seized by the police at the time, and the rest of the couple were found by employees two miles near Merrits Hill days later after a large search.
At that time, police in West Midlands said the tests concluded that two of the dogs were from Bully Bully Bully and none of them had a certificate of release until the investigation heard that the other two dogs were an American bulldog and a mixed Staffordshire cross.
Detective police officer Darren Ford said the investigation that the dogs that wander, free in Hereford, are close and not “clearly aggressive”, but that firearms officers were called to the scene as a precautionary measure after neighbors reported that they could not get out of the port.
The fatal incident happened in the garden of the property of a relative of Hereford relatives in Rednal (PA Media)
He said the officers found a large amount of blood inside the house and near an open back window before the officers found the body of a voice that had a number of injuries in the garden in about an hour.
After the death examination, he found that Mr. Glass, who lived two minutes by his brother at Chalybeate Close, Rubery, had numerous stupid injuries to power, including bruises, grazing, point wounds and tears caused by dogs and nails bites of the hands, legs and legs.
He had also received a major injury to his upper left hand, which had exposed the bone and the bone had traces of teeth on it, the pathologist discovered.
The cause of death is recorded as a dumb power of trauma from multiple dog bites.
The last known observation of G -n Glass Alive was at 10.11 on August 19, when he was seen, with a dog, entering his brother’s home and could hear them crying on video surveillance.
Weak audio from another video of CCTV, taken at 10.35, appeared tonight to offer a person summoned for help three times.
XL Bullies make up half of the forbidden or dangerous dogs, seized and euthanized by police forces in England and Wales last year (Pa Wire)
Although G -n Ford said he couldn’t be sure he was a voice, he believed it could be the case.
The auxiliary corron Adam Stroon said it was not possible to determine which of the four dogs had attacked a voice and recorded a story.
He told the family of the voice, who attended the hearing of the investigation that despite his difficulties with his mental health, he seems to be a “happy man” who was a loving uncle of his nephews and nephews.
He said, “I can only guess the incident. It is quite possible that he was attacked on his return to the House, that he was able to leave the property through the window and call for help and that he was able to hide behind a wooden paneling before he succumbs to his injuries.
“This is a guess on my part, I can’t make a fact.
“Unfortunately, Nicholas died as a result of being bitten by a dog or dogs. He may have been a problematic person, but there is no evidence of suspicious or bad play.
“In my opinion, he seems to be a terrible tragedy. He was a caring brother and son who just offered to take care of his brother’s dogs and lose his life as a terrible consequence.”