Jack Lis: Last News

A baby has been taken to hospital after an alleged dog attack in south Wales. Police were called to an address in Penyrheol, Caerphilly at around 9am this morning (Saturday, April 29) following reports of a dog attack.

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mum of the 10-year-old boy tragically mauled to death by an 8st dog has said that the sentencing of the dog's owners are "not close to justice".Jack Lis was savaged by an XL bully dog, named 'Beast', which was shot to death by police at the scene of Lis' death, while visiting a friend in Caerphilly, South Wales.But the sentences given to Brandon Hayden, 19, and Amy Salter, 29, who owned the dog, has done little to help Lis' mother, Emma Whitfield, who has launched a petition for Hayden and Salter's sentences to be reviewed.READ MORE: Horrifying CCTV footage shows 8st Beast lunge at child as owners jailed over killer dog Mum Emma has said she feels as though she has "failed Jack" and doesn't believe appealing the sentences in court would do much.Emma said: "Deep down I’m not sure whether I will ever get the chance to appeal, but I have to do everything in my power to try. "If I don’t, I will feel as though I have failed Jack."Salter was sentenced to three years imprisonment while Hayden was slapped with four years and six months detention in a young offender's institute.

8st muscle-clad dog that mauled 10-year-old Jack Lis to death have been sentenced over the death of the youngster.Amy Salter, 28, has been sentenced to three years imprisonment and Brandon Hayden, 19, has been sentenced to a total of four years and six months detention in a young offenders' institution.The pair had pleaded guilty at Cardiff Crown Court last month.Salter had admitted to being a person in charge of a dog dangerously out of control which resulted in an injury causing the death of 10-year-old Jack.Hayden pleaded guilty to the court of being the owner of the dog that killed Jack as well as five offences of owning a dog dangerously out of control.Salter and Hayden had both appeared at court in May last month where they spoke only to confirm their names and to enter their pleas.The eight-stone pitbull dubbed 'Beast' was shot to death by police who had to fire seven rounds into the dog which attacked defenceless youngster Jack.Paramedics and police who arrived at the scene are said to have had to pull Beast off of Jack, who had succumbed to his injuries and tragically died at the scene. It had been reported by Daily Star that the owners of the terrifying beast were trying to get rid of the canine amid fears that it would attack.

Two people have been charged after a 10-year-old boy was mauled to death by a dog at a friend's home.

A woman has been arrested after a 10-year-old boy was mauled to death by a dog in Wales.

dog attack on Monday has been identified as his family have paid tribute.The schoolboy, Jack Lis, was killed in Caerphilly, South Wales, on November 8. Chief Super Hobrough said that officers were not yet in a position to confirm what breed of dog the animal was but it was described as a "large and powerful dog.

A 10-year-old boy killed after being mauled by a dog in Caerphilly in Wales has been named.