<text>  Detrick Johnson above, 36, went to have his car serviced at CJs Garage on Saturday morning when immediately upon his arrival, the pack of seven dogs charged underneath a fence and attacked him . An Arkansas man was brutally mauled to death in a vicious dog attack by seven pit bull terriers. Detrick Johnson, 36, of Pine Bluff went to have his car serviced at CJs Garage on Saturday morning when immediately upon his arrival, the pack of seven dogs charged underneath a fence and attacked him. Johnson was found on the ground when responding officers arrived, and it appeared he was still alive, according to Jefferson County Sheriffs spokesman Major Lafayette Woods Jr. Johnson was later pronounced dead at the scene. While police encountered the aggressive dogs, four of the pit bulls were shot and killed, two were captured and taken by Pine Bluff Animal Control and one fled from the scene. On Saturday, police were still searching for the brown and white pit bull that got away. A long-time friend of Johnsons, John Smith III, who is also the son of the garages owner, John Chester Smith, said that this is not the first time the pit bulls have attacked someone, according to KATV. He said another person was bit by the pit bull terriers just days before Johnsons death. Smith III said: You are my dad. I love you. Detrick, I love him too. But its one thing about it, you John Chester Smith are going to need to be held accountable for the decision that you made. I didnt fool with those dogs and I wasnt aware that he had that many dogs, but I knew he had a couple of them. I didnt know they were that vicious. Scroll down for video . A close friend of Johnsons, John Smith III above, who is also the son of the garages owner, John Chester Smith, said that this is not the first time the pit bulls have attacked someone . Smith III said another person was bit by the pit bull terriers just days before Johnsons death above owner of CJs Garage, 63-year-old John Chester Smith Police were called to the garage at 9.53am after a neighbor witnessed the attack and immediately called the authorities for help above CJs Garage where Johnson was attacked and killed by the dogs Police were called to the garage at 9.53am after a neighbor who witnessed the attack called the authorities for help. Major Woods said one cop tried to use his Taser on one of the dogs that charged at him but had to resort to lethal force after it had no effect, according to Arkansas Online. Johnsons sister, Akimi Johnson above, said she was not prepared for what happened to her brother and wants something to be done . While police encountered the aggressive dogs, four of the pit bulls were shot and killed, two were captured and taken by Pine Bluff Animal Control and one fled from the scene.On Saturday, police were still searching for the brown and white pit bull that got away above an officer trying to corral one of the dogs Johnson was found on the ground when responding officers arrived, and it appeared he was still alive, according to Jefferson County Sheriffs spokesman Major Lafayette Woods Jr. However, he was later pronounced dead at the scene above scenes following the incident at the garage The deputy hit his air horn and tried to exit his vehicle. When he did that, he gained attention of at least one of the dogs, said Woods. The dog charged him and jumped in the car. The deputy tased the dog, and the dog continued to be combative and be aggressive. The deputy ended up actually shooting the dog. Johnsons sister, Akimi Johnson, said she was not prepared for what happened to her brother and wants something to be done. She said: I believe the dogs should have been tied up. If anyone goes to a garage to receive service, they should not be fearful or have to run and be afraid because dogs are a-loose. Major Woods said that Smith pictured left with officers had been warned previously about his dogs and their aggressive behavior, and that police are looking into whether there are possible charges that can be brought against him. Major Woods said one cop tried to use his Taser on one of the dogs that charged at him but had to resort to lethal force after it had no effect above responding officers called to the scene on Saturday Johnson added: He didnt deserve to die like that. It was senseless and I want something to be done because that could have been a child or anyone elses brother. Smith III along with his mom and the owners sisters had previously told Smith to get rid of the dogs. Im not just speaking because its Detrick. I am speaking on the behalf of the other victims because he wasnt the first, said Smith III. He wasnt the second or the third there was about four to five people that had been attacked by these same dogs. No arrests have been made and the investigation is on-going. The garage owners family had previously told him to get rid of the dogs, said Smith III above, the house where Smith III lived with Johnson; they had been friends for 14 years 