San Antonio woman loses baby after dog attack led to crash
A snarling dog threatened a pregnant San Antonio woman on Bandera Road. She stepped into a lane of traffic to get away and was struck by a car.
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A snarling dog threatened a pregnant San Antonio woman on Bandera Road. She stepped into a lane of traffic to get away and was struck by a car.
20 suspects were booked into the Tom Green County Detention Facility on Tuesday.
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