A dangerous dog which attacked a person yesterday remains on the loose.
Described as "white and similar to a Staffy terrier", the runaway dog caused minor injuries to the victim near a leisure centre in Braunstone Park, Leicester.
Dog wardens and police are now desperately scouring the city to find the rogue animal.
Two dogs were initially on the loose in separate incidents but Leicestershire Police said one has been found.
"This park is across the road from my son's school, it needs catching," wrote one Facebook user.
Another posted: "Apprehend the dog without killing it."
In a series of tweets, the force said: "Incident in the Braunstone Park area. Please be aware there is currently a dangerous dog on the loose. Dog is white and looks similar to a Staffy Terrior.
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"Any sightings of the dog - please call 999 and quote inc 170.
"We are advising public NOT to approach the dog in any way.
"Officers have conducted searches in the area and were not able to locate the dog. Dog wardens have been informed. If you see a dog meeting the description above please do not approach it and call us on 999 quoting incident 170."
The canine escaped after getting through a broken fence in Braunstone Park, it is understood.
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But in a separate tweet, police reassured members of the public.
"Incident update: Enquiries are still ongoing to identify the dog concerned. There is no immediate concern in the area of Braunstone Park or the leisure centre, however please remain vigilant and report any concerns to 101 quoting incident reference 170 07/05/19," it read.
Further details about yesterday's victim are unclear, including their gender and age.
