A woman reportedly died after being attacked by dogs in Baltimore Friday night, the city’s police department said.
Preliminary information indicated that a 50-year-old woman died from injuries suffered in an attack by two stray pit bulls, according to an emailed statement from a police spokesman.
Officers went to the 2000 block of N. Pulaski Street about 9 p.m. in response to a report of a dog bite, the brief statement said.
On arriving, officers “were informed” that the stray pit bulls had attacked three victims and that one, the 50-year old woman, “succumbed to her injuries,” the statement said.
No information was available about the condition of the other two victims.
Two officers fired shots, and one dog was hit, the police said.
Both dogs were seized by the police and by the city’s animal control department, the police said.
The site is a residential street, lined with many two story rowhouses with the traditional white marble steps leading from the sidewalk to their front doors. It is in the Mondawmin neighborhood, five or six miles northwest of the Inner Harbor.
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