Sumner arrived and put his dogs into a van with help from a man who was not named by the prosecutor. The fourth victim, Marek Midura, was bitten 'a number of times' on the arm at a garage whilst he tried to defend his own small dog which was being attacked by Sumner's animal. A mum who had not long dropped her child off for a martial arts session at the estate was forced to jump into her car and 'scream for help' after the female dog bit her on the hip. He was not bitten but instead hit some railings and this caused an arm injury, said Ms Galston.

A second man, John Main, had been walking to work in the area and fell over when the animals ran by him. READ MORE: North Wales Police chief responds to 'horrific' video showing officer punching man in head The court heard that Thomas Graham had been on a morning run at the industrial estate when the female dog 'cornered him' and barked. Prosecutor Julia Galston said the 42-year-old was at the River Lane Industrial Estate with his two Caucasian Shepherds at around 10.30am when police were alerted to the fact that the animals were running loose. He also admitted a charge of common assault during the incident, which happened on October 1 last year in Saltney. David Sumner, of Trafalgar Road in Egremont on Merseyside, appeared before magistrates in Mold on Thursday morning where he admitted having a dog dangerously out of control.

An out-of-control dog bit three people after being allowed to run loose on a Flintshire industrial estate.

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