Nigel Gray, a retired police officer from Romford, east London, has been sentenced to one year in custody, suspended for two years, after his rottweilers mauled a two-year-old girl in Raphael Park. The attack left the girl with ten puncture wounds, and her mother described the horror of seeing her daughter being tossed around by the dogs. The incident occurred after Gray's dogs had previously attacked another dog, leading to calls for more stringent actions against the animals. The girl's mother expressed that the trauma from the attack continues to affect her daughter, who now fears even minor things. Gray admitted to three charges of owning a dog that caused injury while dangerously out of control but was not banned from keeping dogs in the future. Judge Sarah-Jane Griffiths criticized Gray's lack of responsibility, stating he should have muzzled his dogs after the first attack. The court heard testimonies from both the girl's mother and Richard Orr, a pensioner whose dog was also attacked by Gray's rottweilers, highlighting the need for better enforcement of dog control measures.