A woman who allowed her two dogs to savage her partner and a housing officer has a warrant out for her arrest.
Bonnie Allan had Staffordshire Bull Terriers Kie and Tritan with the pets pouncing on Kevin Gumble, 39 and Cameron Hogg, 34, during separate incidents in Glasgow.
The two dogs were “swinging” from Mr Gumble's arms as they sank their teeth into him.
They had earlier latched onto housing officer Mr Hogg who had turned up to speak to Allan.
He also suffered a number of wounds to his arm.
Allan, 42, was found guilty in May at Glasgow Sheriff Court to being the owner of the two dogs which were dangerously out of control.
Allan faced a trial earlier this year but absconded before it was due to begin.
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She was arrested and held in custody where she appeared from on each day of the new trial.
Allan was due to appear for sentencing today but did not show up.
A warrant was granted for her arrest by Sheriff Barry Divers.
Jurors heard during the trial that the dogs were described as "always chaotic."
Allan, Mr Gumble and the terriers were in the city centre when they "aggressively lunged" at him on January 31 2024.
Mr Gumble tried desperately to backed away.
He put his hand out to protect himself but one of the dogs latched onto his forearm.
He was then chased Mr Gumble and chewed on his arm.
Prosecutor Danielle McGuinness told jurors in her closing speech: "The dog was swinging on his arm.
"Mr Gumble lifted his arm up to get away from Kie but he latched on and was not letting go."
Allan was stated not to have shown "any care" for her stricken partner who ended up in hospital.
Mr Gumble stated that he remembered "waking up in hospital" and required operations for the bites.
His nerve was exposed and required skin grafts which resulted in scarring.
Mr Gumble told police officers: "Kie had hold of my left arm and Tritan had hold of my right forearm."
In an earlier incident on August 25 2023, housing officer Mr Hogg visited Allan at a corner shop in the city's Maryhill.
Mr Hogg left the shop and both of the dogs ran then lunged at him.
Miss McGuinness said: "They jumped up on him and they were able to break free because Allan did not tie them up properly.
"One of the dogs bit Mr Hogg while the other jumped up and put its face towards him - both animals were aggressive."
Mr Hogg told jurors in evidence that he "shouted out in pain."
Allan was stated to not initially reacting to the attack.
Mr Hogg also went to hospital for treatment to a puncture bite to his forearm as well as scratches and bruising.
When police arrested Allan, she stated: "There isn't a mark on him."
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