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Cincinnati police dash cam video shows, for the first time, exactly what happened and what police saw when officers were on the scene of a vicious pit bull attack that put 6-year-old Zainabou Drame in Cincinnati Children's Hospital.Drame's grandfather Leslie McElrath Jr. told WLWT News 5 she is still in critical but stable condition and sedated. McElrath said she is on a feeding tube and doctors want her body to start healing before they start surgery.Watch this story | Raw Video: Cruiser cameras capture fight to save girl from dogs "The dog had her by the face so the dog pulled her skin off, they broke her jaw, her tongue is gone," said McElrath.Cincinnati police officer Kyle Strunk was one of four officers first on the scene from District 3.Images from dash cam | Images from Attack scene"The image I will never get out of my head which was the child's head was in the mouth of the brown dog and he was thrashing his head back and forth," Strunk said.A nine-year veteran with Cincinnati police, Strunk said this is unfortunately part of the job sometimes."This was one-of-a-kind and I hope I never have to see it again, it was by far the worst thing I've ever seen as a police officer," Strunk said.Capt. Doug Wiesman is the Training and Development Section commander for Cincinnati police. After watching the video, he said the officers all deserve commendations for their quick action."What I saw here was a professional police response to a crisis situation where somebody was in grave danger of being killed. I'm impressed with the District 3 officers that responded to this," Wiesman said.There are still no charges against the dogs' owner, Zontae Irby, in relation to the attack on Drame. In an unrelated case Irby was arrested and faces weapons and drug charges. The owner of the home where Irby lives, Valores White, was also arrested on drug charges.City Prosecutor Charles Rubenstein told WLWT News 5 over the phone that the city is "not filing any charges until we are certain the child is going to survive."