The other day there were horses loose on the M20 ,it's a good job the police didn't deal with them in the same way ,but I think you would need to have been at that incident ( Conway) to understand the decision taken  

I'm sorry its probably me, but I just  cannot find the original report of what this is all about!  No link that I can see.

TF

TF, it's on the BBC news app.......

I am a dog enthusiast and I have no hesitation in saying :-

The forces of law and order took the correct decision -- The dog had already bitten a police officer who had tried to catch the out of control dog.  There was a great danger that the loose dog would cause a pile up on the road.  The dog could not be put down any other way, using a firearm would have been too dangerous to the general public. It must have been a difficult decision for the officers concerned, but definitely the correct one.

K

But not every one will have seen or heard that!

TF

Perhaps someone with better computer skills than me could put up a link ??

Perhaps someone with better computer skills than me could put up a link ??

Hope this works.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-north-west-wales-35644209 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-north-west-wales-35644209 

Mine's clickable ..... 

Thanks MM, i dont know how to do that.

I,ve used the A55 many,many times and its a fast road with lots of traffic.It sounds like an unfortunate incident but it seems the police had little option.

peter.