An Alabama woman was arrested after a pack of dogs killed a state employee.

Officers with the Franklin County Sheriff's Office arrested Brandy Dowdy on charges of manslaughter and "Dangerous Dog Law," also known in Alabama as "Emily's Law."

The employee, Jacqueline Summer Beard from the Alabama Department of Public Health, was following up on reports of an alleged attack last week when the same pack attacked her.

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"Several dogs started attacking the residents when deputies were there, the Franklin County Sheriff's Office wrote in a press statement. "And one person received minor injuries. Some of the dogs had to be euthanized immediately."

Beard's body was found earlier on Friday, according to the deputies.

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Investigators determined that Beard was killed by the same pack of dogs and arrested Dowdy, who officials said was the owner of the pack.