Crime & Safety
Dog Bites 2 Kids at San Francisco Playground
The children had to be treated at a hospital for bites. Police are searching for the dog and its owner.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Police in San Francisco are asking for the public's help in finding a dog involved in a biting incident at Joe DiMaggio Playground on Wednesday.
On Wednesday at 12 p.m., two middle school students were running at the playground for a school physical education assignment when the students were bitten by a dog at the corner of Mason and Lombard streets.
Both victims suffered bite wounds to their legs and were treated and released from the hospital.
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Witnesses described the dog as large and white with black and gray colored spots.
The owner of the dog is described as a white woman in her 30s. She was wearing a black shirt and a purple vest.
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Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call the San Francisco Police Department's Vicious and Dangerous Dog Unit at (415) 553-9182
— Bay City News
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