Police dogs help track down a domestic violence suspect in the garden of a Harborough house

A man was arrested on suspicion of assault and remains in custody today (Tuesday)
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Police dogs helped officers track down a domestic violence suspect in the garden of a house in Market Harborough late last night (Monday).

Leicestershire Police’s Special Operations Unit drafted in police dog Katia alongside other highly-trained dogs to carry out the search.

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The force’s specialist squad was scrambled to the scene after the alert was sounded at about 10.15pm last night.

Police dogs helped officers track down a domestic violence suspect in the garden of a house in Market Harborough late last night (Monday).Police dogs helped officers track down a domestic violence suspect in the garden of a house in Market Harborough late last night (Monday).
Police dogs helped officers track down a domestic violence suspect in the garden of a house in Market Harborough late last night (Monday).

“Officers received a report from a member of the public that a man had assaulted a woman and was acting aggressively at a property on Highfield Street, Market Harborough,” said police.

“When officers attended, the man had left the scene.

“Dogs from the Special Operations Unit assisted the search and the man, a 30-year-old from Market Harborough, was found in a nearby garden.”

The man was arrested on suspicion of assault and remains in custody today.

“Enquiries are ongoing,” added police.