Woman killed in dog attack at San Bernardino park, 14 dogs removed

A 51-year-old woman was killed and another person suffered serious injuries after having hit dogs in a park in San Bernardino, California on Thursday.

San Bernardino Policeman replied on Thursday to a scene in the Perris Hill Park after receiving a call that someone was attacked by dogs. Upon arrival, the officials came across several canine teeth, of which they say they may have been stray, as well as an injured woman who claimed to have been bitten, news agencies Fuchs 11 And The Los Angeles Times reported.

“At first it was a chaotic scene because there were several dogs,” Sgt. Chris Gray der Police in San Bernardino Department said according to the La Times.

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When an officer supported the injured woman, two other dogs were suddenly charged and charged with a nearby brush, Fox 11 reported.

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In response, the officer opened the fire, shot and killed one of the dogs who, according to La Times, was a pit bull.

Another victim, which was later identified as a 51-year-old Teodora Mendoza, was discovered around 30 meters Way with serious injurieswho was assumed that it was also caused by a dog. Fox 11 reported later in a local hospital.

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San Bernardino Animal Control – together with the police department of San Bernardino – Working – a total of 14 away Dog The La Times reported from the park and quoted a spokesman for the police authority.

The authorities did not immediately confirm how many of The Animals Were involved in the championship or where they came from. According to FOX 11, the incident is examined.

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The San Bernardino police authority did not immediately answer the request from FOX News Digital by comment.