Two people and two dogs bitten by loose dog in Annapolis before officer shoots animal

Police said a loose dog bit two people and two dogs on Tiburon Court; one person went to a hospital before an officer fatally shot the dog when it charged.

Nonfatal human bitesBreed: Not reportedAnnapolis, MD
Date2026-06-27 · Exact time not reported
LocationUnit block of Tiburon Court, Annapolis; exact property not pinned
Victim(s)2 people bitten; 2 dogs also bitten
Dogs involved1 loose dog reported as the attacking dog
Injury severityNonfatal; one person went to a hospital for treatment and one declined medical care
Breed attributionNot reportedFOX45, citing police/officials, did not identify the dog’s breed. BiteDB does not infer breed from behavior or location.
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Annapolis police were called June 27 to the unit block of Tiburon Court after a loose dog bit two people and two dogs. Officials said the dog then charged an arriving officer, who shot and killed it. Anne Arundel County Animal Services took possession of the dog’s body and police located and notified the owners. One human bite victim went to a nearby hospital for treatment; the other declined medical care.

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Loose dog bites two people and two dogs before being shot by Annapolis officer: PoliceFOX45 local reporting citing police/officials and Anne Arundel County Animal Services · Published 2026-06-30 · Accessed 2026-09-05

FOX45 reported, citing Annapolis officials, that a loose dog bit two people and two dogs on Tiburon Court on June 27, then charged an officer and was fatally shot. One bite victim went to a hospital and another declined treatment.

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    Breed is recorded only at the provenance level shown above. Missing injury details, dog history, ownership facts or circumstances remain unknown unless a reliable source establishes them. This record may be updated as police, animal-control, medical, court or follow-up reporting becomes available.