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Woman, 76, denies charges after fatal dog attack

David Lumb
BBC Midlands Today
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June Miles, 76, denied the charges following a dog attack at a house on Packington Lane

A 76-year-old woman has denied perverting the course of justice after a man died in a dog attack.

June Miles, of Friary Road, Atherstone, pleaded not guilty to the charge in relation to the death of Anthony Harrington, 77, at a house on Packington Lane in Meriden, Solihull, in November 2023.

At Warwick Crown Court on Friday, Miles also pleaded not guilty to owning or being in charge of a dog dangerously out of control, in relation to serious injury to his daughter Wendy Harrington at the same address.

The 76-year-old was bailed, and a trial has been scheduled to take place in August next year.

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