HOUSTON, Texas– A swarm of aggressive bees killed six dogs and attacked several people in a southwest Houston suburb earlier this week.
Homeowner Antawine Williams reported the incident after discovering a colony of bees had infiltrated his home.
The aggressive bees attacked and killed six of his dogs that were inside the house. Williams, while attempting to rescue his pets, was also stung multiple times.
Several neighbors were also stung during the incident, heightening the fear and urgency.
Emergency services quickly responded to the scene to mitigate further harm and ensure the safety of the residents.
Officials are currently investigating the origin of the colony and the cause of their hostility.
Pest control experts were called to safely remove the bees, advising residents to avoid the area until the situation was resolved.
Williams, who is grieving the loss of his pets, expressed his heartbreak over the incident. His dogs, considered family members, were killed in the attack.
Local authorities are urging residents to have professional assessments of potential bee infestations and to seek professional help for removal rather than attempting to handle the situation on their own.
