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Two dogs have been seized in Belfast following raids on the back of a BBC investigation into dog fighting. Two dogs have been seized in raids in Belfast following a BBC investigation into illegal dog fighting.
USPCA officers, police and Belfast City Council Dog Wardens carried out a number of coordinated raids in the south of the city.USPCA officers, police and Belfast City Council Dog Wardens carried out a number of coordinated raids in the south of the city.
Two dogs, described as dangerous by the USPCA, training equipment and manuals were seized.Two dogs, described as dangerous by the USPCA, training equipment and manuals were seized.
The raids followed information received after a recent Spotlight/Panorama programme.The raids followed information received after a recent Spotlight/Panorama programme.
The 17-month investigation uncovered 15 illegal dog fighting gangs in Northern Ireland.The 17-month investigation uncovered 15 illegal dog fighting gangs in Northern Ireland.
Pit bulls have been banned in the UK since 1991 and dog fighting has been illegal since the 19th century.Pit bulls have been banned in the UK since 1991 and dog fighting has been illegal since the 19th century.