SAN ANTONIO – Six dogs that were deemed dangerous after recently attacking a woman and jumping on a police car have been euthanized, according to Animal Control Services.
The attack happened in early September off West Southcross Boulevard near Somerset Road when the dogs reportedly got loose from their yard.
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While running loose, the dogs bit a woman in the leg and there was video of the dogs jumping on the San Antonio Police cruiser and began scratching and biting it.
Even though there is a fence around the yard and an enclosure in the backyard, the owner told News 4/Fox SA the dogs always found a way over or under the gates.
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Neighbors shared several videos of the dogs out along West Southcross Blvd on other occasions, chasing people on bikes or roaming near businesses.
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ACS confirmed the owner had several citations before this bite.
You can see the dangerous dog registry here.
To report a dangerous dog in San Antonio, call 311 (210-207-6000) or visit SA.gov/ACS. If a dangerous dog is posing an immediate threat to life, please call 911.
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