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Brisbane dog attack: Council withdraws order to put down dogs that mauled jogger Ajay Malik

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  • Brisbane City Council has withdrawn its destruction order for two dogs that mauled jogger Ajay Malik at Chermside. The council is pursuing a proposed dangerous dog declaration under state law, which allows tougher penalties against the owner, Layla Evans.
  • Malik, 37, was critically injured in the attack and remains in hospital, and his family has launched a fundraising campaign. Both dogs are held at a council facility.
  • The owner has 14 days to respond, and police are continuing their investigation. Evans was arrested over an unrelated matter but has not been charged.
Brisbane dog attack: Council withdraws order to put down dogs that mauled jogger Ajay Malik
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