Philadelphia woman injured in reported two-dog attack on Ogden Street
Philadelphia Police said two dogs attacked a woman and her small dog on March 22; one police-described pit bull attacked again, and the woman received hospital treatment for minor leg injuries.
Incident summary
Philadelphia Police said officers responded March 22 to reports of two dogs attacking a 36-year-old woman and her small dog on the 4100 block of Ogden Street. The woman initially reached her vehicle. Police secured one of the loose dogs, but after she exited her vehicle, the remaining female dog—described by police as a pit bull—attacked her and her dog again. A police sergeant fired several rounds, striking the dog. Medics transported the woman to Presbyterian Hospital for treatment of minor leg injuries. Police reported that the case remained under investigation and the sergeant’s body camera recorded the response. The source does not independently establish each wound’s mechanism or the dogs’ genetic breeds.
Police said the incident was under investigation by their officer-involved shooting unit, internal affairs and the District Attorney. No verified owner charge, civil finding, or final adjudication was established in the reviewed statement.
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Official PPD case PS25-10 states the March 22, 2025 11:11 a.m. response followed two dogs attacking a 36-year-old woman and her small dog; medics treated minor leg injuries. It specifically identifies the remaining female dog as a pit bull and reports police gunfire striking that dog.
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