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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The former owner of a pack of dogs in Interlachen that killed a 61-year-old postal worker may face a second-degree misdemeanor charge.
The woman was attacked back in August after her car broke down on the side of the road, and later died from her injuries, the U.S. Postal Service confirmed.
The State Attorney’s Office says the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office filed charge against the man, but the charge is still in review.
A second-degree misdemeanor can be punishable in Florida by up to 60 days in jail according to Florida law.
The incident report from PCSO say the five dogs had previously broken free from their enclosure. The five dogs have since been euthanized, authorities said.