SEATTLE — A woman was attacked by two pit bulls Wednesday morning in Seattle’s Beacon Hill neighborhood.
Police say witnesses drove the dogs away.
Spokesman Patrick Michaud told KOMO officers captured the two pit bulls and are trying to identify the owner.
Fire department medics treated the woman for her wounds.
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