GLENDORA, CA– Milford Fonza, a retired fire chief, was out for his morning walk around 4 a.m. on Monday, when two pit bulls attacked him.  Fonza was trying to beat off the dogs with his walking stick when a Glendora police officer, Matt Fenner, saw him and helped. Fonza was trying to get away from the dogs by pulling himself over a wall, but the dogs kept pulling him back down.  He said the dogs were relentless and he believed he was going to be killed.  Fenner hit one dog with his police car and called for assistance from other police officers.  Then he got out of his car to and shot the other dog.  The dog who had been hit by the car ran away.  Other Glendora police officers contained the injured dog until animal control officers could arrive on the scene.  The dog was tranquilized and taken to a veterinary clinic where it later died.  Glendora Animal Control was trying to locate the dogs’ owners.  Fonza was transported by ambulance to a local hospital and was treated for puncture wounds to his face, arms, torso, legs and groin.  He also suffered a possible separated or broken shoulder when the two dogs pulled him off the wall.