A woman from the area is facing new accusations after a previous incident involving her dogs. She was charged in connection with an attack by her dogs on a woman in March. The woman is now accused of threatening city employees.
According to reports, she allegedly threatened to shoot employees at the Austin Animal Shelter with an AK-47. Further details about the incident and the charges against the woman are available from local news sources, including FOX 7 Austin.
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