The 19-year-old girl who died after being attacked on Wednesday evening by a dog in her Cousins House in Bristol was appointed and depicted.
Morgan Dorsett, from Shropshire, died on the spot after she was attacked by what was considered an XL-plague-like dog in the house on Cobhorn Drive in Hartcliffe, South Bristol, around 19.19 on 26 February.
The dog was stunned and seized, but the police have since confirmed that the dog has been destroyed.
A man and a woman, both in the twenties, were arrested on suspicion of the leadership of a dog who was dangerously out of hand, resulting in injury to death and possession of a forbidden dog breed. Since then they have been released on the conditional police -forgate tour
First reports suggested that the dog was an XL bully, but veterinarians still have to confirm the breed.
Her family has now expressed herself to thank the public for their support, but asked for privacy.
Although the formal identification process still has to be completed, officers were told her identity on the spot.
The police of Avon and Somerset said: 'Work to confirm that the type of dogs involved will continue to exist. It is set.
Morgan Dorsett, from Shropshire, died on the spot after she was attacked by what was supposed to be an XL bullying head dog in the Hartcliffe area of South Bristol at around 19.19 on 26 February
Her family has now expressed herself to thank the public for their support, but asked for privacy
Morgan was attacked on Wednesday evening by the dog in her Cousins House in Bristol
Flowers laid by grieving friends and family depicted outside the house of Morgan's cousin where the attack took place
The police rushed to the scene after reports of a dog attack in a flat in Cobhorn Drive
'A man and a woman, both in the twenties, who were arrested on suspicion of a dog that was dangerous out of hand, resulting in injury resulting in the death and possession of a forbidden dog breed on Wednesday, have since been released on conditional police (questions while questions continue.
'Morgan's family is still updated on the research and is supported by a specially trained officer.
'They have thanked members of the audience for their support and those who have left flowers. They have asked that their privacy is respected at this difficult time.
“If you have information that you think you could help our research, call 101 and give the call handler the reference number 5225051097.”
