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“Dear PoPville,

Just wanted to let you know about a loose German shepherd with no visible tags that attacked my mother Friday on her way to pick up my son from school.

I just had a baby and my parents are in town helping me with my two other children.

This happened at 3:00 pm on Q street between 14th and Vermont. It knocked her down and jumped on her back. She landed on her face and has scratches and blood on her nose, hands, and knees. There were lots of people out and about the owner could have easily been present but the dog didn’t go to them.

This is the route I always take and I’m scared this will happen again.

Thanks for any advice or steps I can take to ensure the proper people are informed.”

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