It is the fear of a dangerous dog had been attacked by the police seized and returned to its owner after the death of a man.
It victims, 52 were considered, in order to protect his own Yorkshire Terrier was trying to introduce him to the big dog.
Pit bull ban in June on suspicion of the police dog breed was rescued, but on Wednesday it back.
A man, 29, believed to be the dog's owner was arrested and bail.
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Riddings Road in Sheepridge area of Huddersfield on Monday of his body and suffered bites and was later pronounced dead at a hospital.
Det Insp Mark Swift section of West Yorkshire Police, said: "We believe that the victim during the attack near his home address was out with his dog.
"His dog, a Yorkshire terrier, injured during the incident and was taken to an emergency veterinary care."
From dogs, vets have since been returned.
Police caught the dog and the kennel was taken to a nearby garden.
Independent Police Cmplaints Commission said the matter has been referred to them by force.
It victims, 52 were considered, in order to protect his own Yorkshire Terrier was trying to introduce him to the big dog.
Pit bull ban in June on suspicion of the police dog breed was rescued, but on Wednesday it back.
A man, 29, believed to be the dog's owner was arrested and bail.
More on this story and others in West Yorkshire
Riddings Road in Sheepridge area of Huddersfield on Monday of his body and suffered bites and was later pronounced dead at a hospital.
Det Insp Mark Swift section of West Yorkshire Police, said: "We believe that the victim during the attack near his home address was out with his dog.
"His dog, a Yorkshire terrier, injured during the incident and was taken to an emergency veterinary care."
From dogs, vets have since been returned.
Police caught the dog and the kennel was taken to a nearby garden.
Independent Police Cmplaints Commission said the matter has been referred to them by force.
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