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A woman who was seriously injured in an attack by two dogs in Leeds has died.A woman who was seriously injured in an attack by two dogs in Leeds has died.
Emma Bennett, 27, died at Leeds General Infirmary on Tuesday night after being treated for dog bites in the incident shortly before 14:30 GMT on Monday. Emma Bennett, 27, died at Leeds General Infirmary on Tuesday night after being treated for dog bites, after the incident at about 14:30 GMT on Monday.
She was attacked at a house in Dawlish Avenue, Osmondthorpe. West Yorkshire Police said a 33-year-old man had been arrested on suspicion of offences under the Dangerous Dogs Act.
West Yorkshire Police said one of the dogs got out of the house but was later found in a nearby street. The other had been safely removed from the property. The two dogs are believed to be American pit bull terriers, which are subject to restrictions under the act.
A spokesman said: "Two dogs were seized following the incident and police inquiries remain ongoing this evening. Ms Bennett was attacked at a house in Dawlish Avenue, Osmondthorpe.
"Officers would like to speak to anybody who has information about the incident and the dogs involved in it." Floral tributes
The force has not said what breed the dogs were. Police said one of the dogs got out of the house but was later found in a nearby street. The other had been safely removed from the property.
Det Supt Simon Beldon said: "Early indications are that the two dogs seized from the address are American pit bull terriers although tests are still ongoing to establish their exact make up.
"Dogs of this type are subject to restrictions under the Dangerous Dogs Act and our enquiries are focused on this aspect.
"We are continuing to appeal for anyone with information about the incident or the dogs involved in it to contact the investigation team."
Floral tributes, including one which said "God bless baby, sleep tight" have been left outside Ms Bennett's home.