Intense Brooklyn Street Encounter: Woman Grapples With Aggressive Bull

Scene:
daytime in Brooklyn, New York, neighborhood sidewalk outside a corner deli or small storefront, brick wall, brownstone-like street character, parked cars along the curb, lived-in local block energy, sudden public danger, raw neighborhood realism.

Core action:
a large black bull with thick curved horns has @ Image1 pinned against the brick wall on the sidewalk. She is terrified, gripping both horns with both hands, struggling constantly to stop the bull from pressing into her. The bull pushes forward with believable force and jerks its head aggressively. Nearby locals gather fast, shouting, backing away, and trying to help. One man inches in from the side. Another person yells to call 911.

Audio:
realistic Brooklyn street ambience, passing cars, distant siren, footsteps, neighborhood voices, frightened screams, bull snorting, urgent English crowd shouting, no music, no narration.
The woman cries: “Help! Please help!”
Bystanders shout: “Call 911!” “Yo, back up!” “Somebody help her!”

Shot timeline:
0.0-3.5s: medium-wide handheld shot from across the sidewalk. The bull has @ Image1 pinned to the wall outside the storefront. She grips both horns, face locked in panic, yelling for help. Nearby pedestrians stop abruptly.
3.5-7.0s: tight side-angle shot. The bull surges forward and tosses its head. She braces and struggles, elbows shaking, shoes dragging against the pavement as she fights to keep the horns away.
7.0-11.0s: wider vertical shot reveals more of the Brooklyn block. People gather near parked cars and the storefront, some filming, some retreating. One bystander steps in but pulls back when the bull snaps toward him.
11.0-15.0s: shaky close handheld climax. Her grip slips for a moment, then clamps down again. The bull snorts and presses harder. Two bystanders wave from the side to distract it while others scream for emergency help. End on unresolved danger.

Camera:
vertical bystander-phone footage, handheld, reactive reframing, slight panic zoom and imperfect centering, no impossible moves, no slow motion.

Visual rules:
realistic anatomy, realistic bull movement, realistic neighborhood crowd behavior, authentic Brooklyn street mood, no comedy, no fantasy, no gore, no blood spray, no severe visible injury, no subtitles, no text overlay, no watermark, no duplicated people.