Police in Steyning are still trying to trace the owner of a dog after a woman was injured.
The incident occurred on the 19th of May at around 5:30 pm when a woman in her 60s was walking along the High Street – it was reported that a dog jumped up at her, causing her to fall into the road and sustain injuries.
Officers have released images of a man they believe could assist with their enquiries - The images, though grainy, show a man, described as approximately 60-years-old, with a pony tail, wearing grey joggers and a utility style gillet. He is holding two dogs on leads. One medium sized white dog with short fur, and a black spot above its tail and over its eyes and ears. The second dog is a larger muscular breed, and appears to be brown in colour, with lighter markings on its chest and between its eyes. It also has a short fur coat.
If you have any information, contact police online, or call 101 quoting reference 930 of 21/05.
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