Foley police are actively searching for 33-year-old Nikeyl Jones, who is currently at large and wanted in connection with a serious animal attack incident. The suspect faces felony charges under Alabama’s Emily’s Law, a statute designed to hold dog owners criminally accountable for unprovoked attacks, as well as a Class A misdemeanor charge of reckless endangerment. The incident occurred on Sunday in the 13000 block of McGaster Trail in Foley, Alabama, where officers responded to reports of a dog bite. Upon arrival, law enforcement discovered a woman suffering from multiple bite wounds inflicted by five pit bull-type dogs. Emergency medical services transported the victim to a local hospital for treatment of her serious injuries. Investigators determined that the victim and Jones reside at the same address. At the scene, officers located five dogs associated with the attack. Due to continued aggression and immediate safety concerns, two of the dogs were euthanized on-site, while the remaining three were seized by authorities. Police highlighted a history of animal-related complaints at the residence, noting that Jones had recently appeared in court regarding issues involving the same dogs. Authorities described Jones as uncooperative and stated that his current location is unknown. The Foley Police Department is urging anyone with information regarding Jones’s whereabouts to contact local law enforcement immediately to assist in the ongoing manhunt. This case underscores the severity of the charges under Emily’s Law and the potential dangers associated with unprovoked animal attacks in residential areas.