Chicago Jogger Critically Injured By Pit Bulls CHICAGO - A Chicago man was left in critical condition after two pit bull terriers attacked him as he jogged along the city's lakefront Monday morning. The 62-year-old man was running in the city's South Shore neighborhood at approximately 6 a.m. when the mauling occurred. He sustained bites all over his body, including on his face. "They were just going after the man like he was a piece of steak," Stanley Lee, who swung a baseball bat at the dogs in hopes to free the jogger, told MyFoxChicago.com. He went on to say the dogs went for the jogger's throat, face and arms, and called the attack was the worst thing he's ever seen. The attack did not end until police arrived on the scene and fatally shot the brown-and-white spotted animals. Their remains will be tested for rabies. The injured man was transported to John H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital, where he remained in critical condition, police said. Authorities said the dogs had collars but did not have tags. Click here for more from MyFoxChicago.com Newscore contributed to this report.