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Bloody Birmingham
Residents in Birmingham have had the fear of the undead put into them after reports of a spate of vampire-related attacks.
Local newspapers have been swamped by stories of a blood-sucking attacker roaming the streets in the Ward End and Alum Rock areas of the city.
The rumours started after a man was said to have "gone on the rampage" in Ward End last month.
Fears have risen even further with more blood-curdling stories of biting attacks this month, leaving local people fearing a dice with Dracula.
One man is reported to have been set upon as he was walking along the street, while passers-by who tried to help him were also bitten for their trouble, with one woman having a "chunk" bitten out of her arm.
Local police have dismissed the reports as "urban myth", pointing out that no victims of biting attacks have so far come forward.
"To date we have not received any reports from people stating they have been bitten and this appears to be an urban myth which is being fuelled by rumours," a police spokesman told the Birmingham Evening Mail.
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Bloody Birmingham
Residents in Birmingham have had the fear of the undead put into them after reports of a spate of vampire-related attacks.
Local newspapers have been swamped by stories of a blood-sucking attacker roaming the streets in the Ward End and Alum Rock areas of the city.
The rumours started after a man was said to have "gone on the rampage" in Ward End last month.
Fears have risen even further with more blood-curdling stories of biting attacks this month, leaving local people fearing a dice with Dracula.
One man is reported to have been set upon as he was walking along the street, while passers-by who tried to help him were also bitten for their trouble, with one woman having a "chunk" bitten out of her arm.
Local police have dismissed the reports as "urban myth", pointing out that no victims of biting attacks have so far come forward.
"To date we have not received any reports from people stating they have been bitten and this appears to be an urban myth which is being fuelled by rumours," a police spokesman told the Birmingham Evening Mail.
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