Tonight, round 9 p.m., a canine attack in a residence on the 3200 block of Glen Street in Eureka resulted in critical accidents to a 54-year-old lady. According to a report over the scanner, the lady was attacked by a pit bull and has “very large wounds to most of her extremities.”
Eureka Police Officers needed to rescue the lady with pepper spray and different means from no less than two dogs. Initial studies counsel that one other individual, presumably a juvenile, was current within the home in the course of the incident–presumably in one other a part of the home–and managed to name for emergency help.
According to a quick assertion from a Eureka Police sergeant to our reporter on the scene, the police had been alerted to the state of affairs by a name reporting a person injured by dogs.
According to the scanner, by 9:10 p.m., responding officers had been on the scene, discovering the sufferer guarded by the animals and unable to get to the officers. The officer reported over the scanner to dispatch that the state of affairs was critical. He acknowledged, “She’s wanting us to pepper spray the dogs, but she is going to get some cross contamination.”
Soon after he advised dispatch, “She is stating she is bleeding really bad” Then, only a bit later, he acknowledged, “The only option we have is to pepper spray or taze them.”
The preliminary efforts to make use of pepper spray on the dogs wasn’t profitable, based on the sergeant who spoke to our reporter Mark McKenna. However, the police ultimately succeeded in rescuing the lady by unknown means. Our reporter arrived on the scene, and noticed her in an ambulance crying out in extreme ache earlier than she was taken to the hospital.
According to the report over the scanner, the 54-year-old lady was attacked by her pit bull and has “very large wounds to most of her extremities.”
We consider that there was one other individual, presumably a juvenile, within the home who referred to as for assist. Although this element has but to be confirmed, the individual was later seen by our reporter being escorted from the home by EPD.
The officers ultimately left the dogs, who they referred to as by the names, Zeus and Thor, inside the home as they weren’t a direct risk to anybody as they had been contained within the construction. We are usually not positive why the officers did this, however it’s going to permit them time to study if each animals or just one was the attacker.
The situation of the injured lady has not been disclosed, however we consider that her accidents had been critical however not life-threatening.
We’ll request extra info throughout business hours tomorrow.
Please keep in mind that info gathered from preliminary studies is topic to revision as extra info develop into available. We did our greatest to get the info however, in case one thing is later discovered to be inaccurate, we are going to update with the right info as quickly as we are able to.