Police urge public not to share tiger mauling footage online

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 14:48 · Archive

Police have urged the public not to share footage circulating online of a man mauled by a tiger.

Police have made an appeal to the public not to share footage circulating online after a man was mauled by a tiger. The incident prompted warnings as video of the attack spread across social media platforms.

The force has asked members of the public to refrain from distributing the footage further. No details have been released about the man's condition, where the attack took place, or the circumstances surrounding the incident.

How it is being reported

• Police urge public not to share footage circulating online after man mauled by tiger‘Do not share this footage’Express & Star · 11 Oct, 14:14
• Police urge public not to share footage circulating online after man mauled by tiger‘Do not share this footage’Birmingham World · 11 Oct, 14:14

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