A woman was killed after being torn apart by a pack of stray dogs near a park in Southern California, authorities said. Teodora Mendoza, 51, was rushed to the hospital with severe injuries to her face and later died after the attack involving more than a dozen dogs on Thursday, the LA Times reports.

Officers responded to reports of a dog attack near Perris Hill Park at about 5 p.m. Thursday, July 31, police told The Orange County Register. While officers assisted an injured woman, two dogs charged at them, the publication said. An officer shot one of the dogs, killing it, police said.

Officers found two people injured in a San Bernardino park after an attack involving more than a dozen stray dogs.