Condell Park dog attack: Sydney tradies tried to save cleaner mauled by American Staffordshire Terrier

Hero neighbours and tradesmen spent 15 minutes frantically trying to rescue a cleaning lady from a savage dog attack. It's understood the woman aged in her 30s had arrived to clean the home in Condell Park, in Sydney's south-west, when she was attacked by a male American Staffordshire Terrier shortly before 1pm on Tuesday. The woman suffered 'multiple bites' to her chest and arms in the terrifying attack at a property in Condell Park in south-west Sydney shortly before 1pm on Tuesday 'I started helping him, he was hitting it with a shovel and I started throwing rocks at it, I threw a crowbar at it, throwing little concrete slabs at it, threw a garbage bin at it and the dog wouldn't move,' Mohamad told the Daily Telegraph. ',' he said “Two tradesmen actually pulled up and were helping, but they just couldn’t stop the dog attacking the woman.” Distressing footage showed two officers standing behind a wall as onlookers shouted at them to take action. 'They assessed and treated a woman in her thirties for multiple dog bites to her chest and limbs,' the spokesperson said A City of Canterbury Bankstown spokesman said: 'After assessing the dog, it is clear it could not be rehabilitated and has since been euthanised.'