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'I just want the guy to pay for what he did to my grandma,' Elisa said. 'One of my uncles would tell him that his dogs were loose and everything, and all he wanted to do is fight and take out guns,' she said. She said when they tried to confront Hernandez about getting his dogs under control, he became hostile and threatening. Elisa, who was named after her grandmother, would not show her face on camera. The victim, known as Elisa Sebastian, was sitting on her porch when the four dogs mauled her. The dogs were taken into custody by MCACC one is being tested for rabies.ДЇamily members want the dog owner held responsible. The first offense carries a 1 year minimum prison sentence and a maximum 3.75 year sentence, according to an Arizona criminal defense attorney's website. Negligent homicide is a Class 4 felony in Arizona.

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He was instructed on at least one occasion to fix a gate to secure his dogs and was also issued multiple license warnings. MCACC had also warned Hernandez in the past about his dogs escaping. Police said Hernandez told them his dogs had escaped multiple times in the past, and that they had bitten neighbors. Hernandez is being charged with one count of negligent homicide. The MCACC adoption page shows plenty of dogs labeled pit bull-mixes. It's unclear if this description came from the owner, Alejandro Hernandez, 33, or Maricopa County Animal Care & Control. The dogs were described at 'Staffordshire terrier-mixes,' which is another euphemism for pit bull-mixes.

Phoenix police said the dogs were not 'provoked' before the attack. Ruiz was on her own front porch when the dogs attacked her, police said. She was transported to a local hospital, where she later died of her injuries. When first responders arrived at the scene, they found Maria Elisa Sebastian Ruiz in critical condition. Police were dispatched to the area of South 6th Street and Broadway Road just after 7:00 am for reports of a woman being attacked by dogs. Phoenix, AZ - A 77-year old woman is dead after being attacked by four dogs, police said.

Was it also visible in April when MCACC failed to impound his dogs? This hole in Hernandez' fence was visible in July after his dogs escaped and killed Maria Elisa Sebastian Ruiz. Returning a pack of four powerful dogs with a history of escaping and aggression to this same inadequate condition is reckless and negligent. Returning a single dog with known vicious propensities back to a property with 'completely inadequate' security is bad enough.

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We emphasize 'pack of dogs,' because for thousands of years mankind has known of the dangerousness of 'pack mentality' in canines, even the 'Dummies' book series addresses this aggression issue. A proactive, public safety response would have been for MCACC to impound the dogs, cite the owner for all relevant violations, charge the owner impound fees, and not release the 'pack of dogs' back to the owner until the 'completely inadequate' security problem had been resolved.

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Instead of impounding the 'pack of dogs' in April, MCACC released the dogs to his mother with full knowledge that the owner (and his mother) had 'completely inadequate' fencing on their property. Ruiz' family members are now questioning this dereliction of duty by MCACC. 'He was fully aware that his dogs were vicious and also that the security of the yard he kept them in was completely inadequate.' - ProsecutorДЇirst of all, why wasn't Hernandez' mother also criminally charged? Secondly, why didn't MCACC impound the dogs in April? The role of animal control being a type of 'sympathetic social worker' to irresponsible dog owners - in this case the owner had four pit bull-mixes with a history of aggression and escaping a property with 'completely inadequate' security - played a distinct role in Ruiz' death. Apparently, Hernandez' mother begged to have the dogs back and that all dogs were 'safely returned to her.' Despite the rarity of fatal dog attacks, we often see this behavior by animal control departments prior to a fatal dog attack. MCACC captured the dogs and loaded them into a truck to impound them. The most recent visit by MCACC was April 2021, after a neighbor reported that Hernandez' dogs were running down the street trying to bite people. Hernandez has since been charged with one count of felony negligent homicide. On July 6, four pit bull-mixes belonging to Hernandez escaped his property again and fatally mauled 77-year old Maria Ruiz while she sat on her porch.

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UPDATE 07/14/21: Returning to the question of the role of animal control, Maricopa Animal Care & Control, the latest news report from KPNX addresses the two previous occasions MCACC responded to the home of Alejandro Hernandez. Maria Ruiz, 77-years old, died after being attacked by four pit bull-mixes in Phoenix.

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