West Midlands Police is continuing to carry out enquiries after a dog was thrown to its death from a block of flats in Birmingham.
Officers were earlier this week searching for a ‘group of men’ after the animal was hurled off a high-rise in Greenvale Avenue, Sheldon, shortly before 4.30pm on Tuesday, February 24.
The dog did not survive the fall.
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The force later issued an image of three hooded males officers wanted to identify following the shocking incident.
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A video circulating online showed the males, dressed in tracksuits, leaving the scene of where the dog was found dead.
A screengrab of the short clip was shared by West Midlands Police in a fresh appeal for information but the males’ faces were obscured.
In a new update, police told BirminghamLive that enquiries were continuing.
No arrests have yet been made.
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A force spokesperson previously said: “We are looking to speak to these people after a dog was reportedly killed by a group in Birmingham.
“Shortly before 4.30pm we received a call about a dog being thrown from a building in Greenvale Avenue.
“We are carrying out further enquiries.
“Anyone who saw what happened can contact us via 101 or Live Chat quoting log number 3759 of February 24.”
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