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Jasper County, Texas deputy saves postal worker’s life from a dog attack

JASPER COUNTY, Texas — A Jasper County deputy saved a woman’s life as she was being attacked by a dog.

Around 11:00 a.m. Tuesday morning, an on-duty Jasper County deputy was at a home in the Curtis Community in Jasper, when he heard someone screaming, according to a Jasper County Sheriff’s Office news release.

Deputy Daniel Coons ran towards the shouting and found a woman on the ground near the 300 block of County Road 110A. She was being attacked by two dogs.

The deputy took out his gun and shot one of the dogs, the other dog charged at him and he shot that dog as well.

Both dogs died at the scene, according to the release.

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