A former police officer, Nigel Gray, avoids a prison sentence after being found to have offences connected to attacks by his rottweilers in east London, according to a court hearing. The case includes an incident in Raphael Park in Romford, where the court hears Gray’s dogs, named Indiana and Dakota, maul a two-year-old girl. The reports say the prosecution described the child being handled aggressively by the dogs. The hearing also refers to a separate incident involving another dog, in which the dogs are described as killing an animal. Details of the specific charges, the final sentencing outcome, and the court’s reasoning are not provided in the supplied excerpts, and the reports do not include any verified first-hand account beyond what was said in court. The case focuses on the severity of the attacks and Gray’s background as an ex-police officer, alongside the fact that a custodial sentence is not imposed. The information comes from reporting on what the court heard and the sentencing decision announced.