What saved me was was the video a dog attack
you've likely never seen before.
This pair destroyed a car and it's all on video.
It happened in Southwest Jacksonville around 3:00 AM over the
weekend.
Christy Barr was fast asleep and woke up to the
damage because I thought somebody had maybe taken ABB gun
and shot my car.
It wasn't until she called the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Police went through the security video and found it wasn't
a person but dogs responsible.
The video shows the neighbor's cat jumped behind the engine
shortly before the dogs go after her,
but never quite got there.
Though they tried, there's no doubt in my mind if
they'd gotten that cat,
she wouldn't be here today,
Christie says. She never would have believed it if it
weren't for the security cameras that captured what happened to
her car.
This is now the temporary replacement after the insurance company
towed hers away with an estimated $3000 in damage.
No one believed it was dogs until after they saw
the video.
But neighbors don't know where the dogs belong,
and despite your request to Animal Care and Protective Services,
officers have not come out yet.
And if they can do that to meddle on a
car,
they tear a human being up.
I asked the city about Christie's case with ACPS,
and I'm still waiting to hear back.
Meanwhile, this resident of 35 years here has a message
for pet owners.
You need to take care of them.
You know, don't let them be out running the streets,
you know, during the middle of the night.
Reporting in Jacksonville, I'm Robert Grant.