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A man has “intentionally” run over and killed a flock of 25 seagulls with his Jeep Cherokee before almost running over two people and their dogs, authorities said.

Howard said she and her two friends were driving on the beach when they were approaching a group of seagulls. “And all of a sudden this person flew past us and into this flock of birds,” she said.

He ran over a flock of seagulls, killing 25, then nearly hit two people walking their dogs on the beach. The birds that remained alive after being struck later died.

Around 8 p.m. July 27, the man allegedly ran over and killed 25 seagulls while driving a silver Jeep Cherokee near the Klipsan Beach approach outside of Long Beach, according to WDFWP.

Howard said she and her two friends were driving on the beach when they were approaching a group of seagulls. “And all of a sudden this person flew past us and into this flock of birds,” she said.

Dorothy Howard was a witness to the “massacre” Saturday evening just south of a Washington state beach.

Howard said she and her two friends were driving on the beach when they were approaching a group of seagulls. “And all of a sudden this person flew past us and into this flock of birds,” she said.

Howard said she and her two friends were driving on the beach when they were approaching a group of seagulls. “And all of a sudden this person flew past us and into this flock of birds,” she said.