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Woman Fatally Attacked by Three Pit Bulls in Portsmouth, VA

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Portsmouth, Virginia, is reeling from a harrowing incident that unfolded overnight, resulting in the death of a woman who fell victim to a brutal dog attack. The Portsmouth Police Department swiftly responded to a distress call from a residence on Atlanta Avenue, located between Lincoln and Randolph streets, shortly after 1:30 a.m. Upon arrival, officers were confronted with a scene of horror: a woman gravely injured from the onslaught of three pit bulls. Despite immediate medical intervention, the woman's injuries proved fatal, and she tragically passed away after being rushed to the hospital. The ferocity of the attack has left the community in shock and sorrow. Authorities have taken the three pit bulls into custody, shedding light on the gravity of the situation and raising questions about the circumstances surrounding the incident. According to statements from a neighbor residing across the street, the victim was visiting the home at the time of the attack, and the dogs responsible belonged to a resident of the property. While this particular residence has not been flagged for prior dog-related incidents, reports from local sources suggest a troubling history. One neighbor revealed to WAVY’s Andy Fox that there had allegedly been two previous dog attacks at the same location. As authorities delve into the circumstances surrounding this heartbreaking incident, the thoughts and condolences go out to the family and friends of the victim.

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