
Here’s a roundup of recent headlines involving police shootings of pets and other animals.
Unjustified | Wyoming, DE (01/29/18): Police responding to a domestic dispute shoot four rounds at the owner’s pit bull puppy that “[comes] at the trooper in an aggressive and threatening manner”; the dog runs off and bleeds out hours later. Police weren’t at all concerned about its condition or location. No nonlethal means used, no reports of injuries to the trooper.
(via Dogs Shot by Police | Facebook)
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