A package of stray dogs kills women near California Park

The authorities said that a woman was killed after a group of stray dogs was torn near a park in southern California.

Tudura Mendoza, 51, was taken to the hospital with serious injuries to her and later died after the attack that included more than ten dogs on Thursday, Los Angeles Times reports.

Another woman was wounded in the heinous attack near the Peres Hill Park in San Bernardino at approximately 5 pm, according to the Los Angeles Times.

While the police were inclined to the two victims about 30 yards, one of the stray dogs, a hole bull, accused an officer, opened fire and killed the animal.

“While the officer was providing female assistance, there were two rags from the brush. Then he launched two rounds to protect him and the females to which he was providing assistance,” Police department spokesman Arselli Mata CBS News said.

“It was a chaotic scene at the beginning because there were many dogs there,”. Chris Gray told the Saint Bernardino Police Department Los Angeles Times.

The crime and neglected crime scene bar can be seen on the deadly attack site, a video of CBS News programs.

The neighbors said that many of the displaced people who live in the area where the attack took place maintains dogs to protect.

Alex Luzano, 21 -year -old, said that his mother often remained in a homeless camp in the garden.

She said she was homeless more than a year ago, and she was usually divided between San Bernardino and Banning, where Lausano now lives, adding that he had not spoken to her at some point.

“My grandfather called from Texas and said that my mother was attacked by the bull hole. This is how I discovered this,” he told the Los Angeles Times.

Fourteen dogs were removed from the park by animal services.

California witnessed the largest number of insurance claims for dog bites in the latest available numbers, with 2,104 in 2023, according to it. Data from the Information Information Institute.

Golden State also tops the highest cost of dogs claimed, at $ 78,818.