A summons to the residence in Caerphilly, south Wales, at 3:55 p.m. by police and paramedics resulted in the death of the little boy, who was named as Jack Lis, according to police. He died at the scene, according to police. Earlier this morning, the boy’s heartbroken family took to social media to express their sadness.
According to Emma Whitfield, the child’s mother, she had to break the news to her friends on Facebook: “Our darling baby Jack was unfortunately taken away from us yesterday, and I had to break the news to you today.” If you could please accept my deepest condolences before his name is published in the news, I would appreciate it.
There was no dog involved, and the incident did not occur at our family’s home.” He had gone out with the intention of having a nice time.
‘We really love you, our wonderful, sweet boy,’ his mother exclaims.
Wales Online said that the dog was shot and killed by firearms police, and that no other animals were involved in the event, according to the article.
The site of the disaster has been decorated with mementos and flowers in memory of Jackson.
In a statement, Chief Superintendent Mark Hobrough stated, “My sympathy and prayers are with Jack’s family, friends, school friends, and everyone else who has been affected by this tragedy in the community.”
Specifically, the inquiry found that “we can verify that the event did not occur at the house owned by Jack’s family, but rather at another property on an adjacent street.”
According to a statement released by the police department, officers will remain on the scene while the investigation continues to collect additional evidence.
According to him, “while our investigations continue, there will be a significant police presence in this region of Caerphilly,” he said.
“At this point, you should not be concerned.”
Despite the fact that there is still a substantial police presence at the residence today, other properties have been cordoned off as officials attempt to keep control of the crime scene.
