Upon arrival, Madison police officers observed numerous loose dogs engaging citizens and numerous officers needed to help, according to police. Get daily updates on the Packers during the season.

Madison police said multiple people were bitten after 10 “aggressive” dogs reportedly got loose at a Kwik Trip on Monday, Feb. 3.

MADISON, Wis. (WKOW) — Multiple people were bitten by a group of loose dogs at a local Kwik Trip Monday night. Madison Police responded to a a Kwik Trip store at 4825 American Parkway after reports of 10 loose dogs biting citizens, according to Sgt. Benjamin Enstrom, of the Madison Police Department.

A woman in Wisconsin was cited after police say her 10 dogs bit people at a gas station. Police in Madison were called to a Kwik Trip on Feb. 3 at about 6:30 p.m. for a report of loose dogs. Ten dogs were loose at the gas station, biting people, police said.

Rounding the dogs up up required numerous officers and the use of pepper spray because of the aggressive nature of the dogs.

The dogs had a pack mentality and that they were trying to, you know, essentially protect each other and protect their owner.'

One person was struck with 15 municipal citations and a criminal offense referral in Wisconsin stemming from responsibility for 10 dogs that were loose and biting people. According to the Madison Police Department,