SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- A woman was seriously injured in a vicious dog attack in San Francisco's Tenderloin Tuesday morning. The aftermath of the attack was captured on video. The canine, according to reports on Citizen, attacked and dragged a woman on Larkin Street. Video: 4 Teslas torched at Cor te Madera car dealership A series of videos posted to the Citizen app show the aftermath of the apparent attack. In one of the videos, San Francisco Police Department Animal Control officers can be seen trying to restrain the canine, a large pit bull type dog that appears to have blood on its head. In the same video, the victim can be seen laying in the street as officers attend to them. In another video, officers are holding the dog down on the pavement while the victim receives treatment. One of the officers appears to have a weapon trained on the dog. KRON4 is choosing not to run the videos at this time due to their graphic nature. Photo: Citizen According to the San Francisco Fire Department, a call came in around 9:20 a.m. for a traumatic attack incident on the 500 block of Larkin Street. The patient, an adult, suffered serious injuries, according to SF Fire officials. San Francisco Animal Care and Control officials told KRON4 they were in possession of the dog's remains. The dog was described as a large pit bull mix. In the videos, the dog appears to still be alive. It's unclear whether police put the animal down following the attack. This is a developing story. Check back for updates. ...read more read less