Police Shoot Unleashed Dog That "Suddenly Charged" at Officers
809 E California Blvd, South, Pasadena
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- Officers were initially called to the scene about a woman in distress.
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The woman was taken to the hospital in an unknown condition, and no other injuries were reported.
Police started to walk towards the woman when the dog suddenly charged at them, causing one of them to shoot the animal. The dog was killed in the shooting.
When police arrived, they found the woman, accompanied by a large, unleashed dog.
Police were initially called about a woman in distress on the ground.
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Incident reported at 809 E California Blvd.
The woman was taken to the hospital in an unknown condition, and no other injuries were reported.
Police started to walk towards the woman when the dog suddenly charged at them, causing one of them to shoot the animal. The dog was killed in the shooting.
When police arrived, they found the woman, accompanied by a large, unleashed dog.
Police were initially called about a woman in distress on the ground.
A Citizen user shows video of police on scene nearby. Do you have more information? Leave a comment or go LIVE.
A Citizen user shows video of police on scene nearby. Do you have more information? Leave a comment or go LIVE.
Incident reported at 809 E California Blvd.
The woman was taken to the hospital in an unknown condition, and no other injuries were reported.
Police started to walk towards the woman when the dog suddenly charged at them, causing one of them to shoot the animal. The dog was killed in the shooting.
When police arrived, they found the woman, accompanied by a large, unleashed dog.
Police were initially called about a woman in distress on the ground.
A Citizen user shows video of police on scene nearby. Do you have more information? Leave a comment or go LIVE.
A Citizen user shows video of police on scene nearby. Do you have more information? Leave a comment or go LIVE.
Incident reported at 809 E California Blvd.
The woman was taken to the hospital in an unknown condition, and no other injuries were reported.
Police started to walk towards the woman when the dog suddenly charged at them, causing one of them to shoot the animal. The dog was killed in the shooting.
When police arrived, they found the woman, accompanied by a large, unleashed dog.
Police were initially called about a woman in distress on the ground.
A Citizen user shows video of police on scene nearby. Do you have more information? Leave a comment or go LIVE.
A Citizen user shows video of police on scene nearby. Do you have more information? Leave a comment or go LIVE.
Incident reported at 809 E California Blvd.
The woman was taken to the hospital in an unknown condition, and no other injuries were reported.
Police started to walk towards the woman when the dog suddenly charged at them, causing one of them to shoot the animal. The dog was killed in the shooting.
When police arrived, they found the woman, accompanied by a large, unleashed dog.
Police were initially called about a woman in distress on the ground.
A Citizen user shows video of police on scene nearby. Do you have more information? Leave a comment or go LIVE.
A Citizen user shows video of police on scene nearby. Do you have more information? Leave a comment or go LIVE.
Incident reported at 809 E California Blvd.
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The problem is the officer that rolls up past the person, gets out of his car and strolls south on Hudson in the middle of the lane next to the curb where the woman and dog are, hidden from the dog's view by the trash can and, from the dog's perspective, pops out from behind the trash can walking maybe 5-10 feet from the dog's owner. What do you expect the dog to do?
@ucla87 I expect the dog to be leashed and controlled by the owner. She’s clearly not capable of take care of such an animal and unfortunately it cost the poor dogs life.
That officer who pulled up before the shooting is at fault and pulled the trigger! He was walking too close to the dog and it felt at danger! That dog didn’t move the whole time until someone got close!
Cop was trigger happy and just wanted to shoot something.
Plus animal control was there. They should have allowed them to do their job instead of shooting the poor dog.
The problem is the officer that rolls up past the person, gets out of his car and strolls south on Hudson in the middle of the lane next to the curb where the woman and dog are, hidden from the dog's view by the trash can and, from the dog's perspective, pops out from behind the trash can walking maybe 5-10 feet from the dog's owner. What do you expect the dog to do?
@ucla87 I expect the dog to be leashed and controlled by the owner. She’s clearly not capable of take care of such an animal and unfortunately it cost the poor dogs life.
That officer who pulled up before the shooting is at fault and pulled the trigger! He was walking too close to the dog and it felt at danger! That dog didn’t move the whole time until someone got close!
Cop was trigger happy and just wanted to shoot something.
Plus animal control was there. They should have allowed them to do their job instead of shooting the poor dog.
The problem is the officer that rolls up past the person, gets out of his car and strolls south on Hudson in the middle of the lane next to the curb where the woman and dog are, hidden from the dog's view by the trash can and, from the dog's perspective, pops out from behind the trash can walking maybe 5-10 feet from the dog's owner. What do you expect the dog to do?
@ucla87 I expect the dog to be leashed and controlled by the owner. She’s clearly not capable of take care of such an animal and unfortunately it cost the poor dogs life.
That officer who pulled up before the shooting is at fault and pulled the trigger! He was walking too close to the dog and it felt at danger! That dog didn’t move the whole time until someone got close!
Cop was trigger happy and just wanted to shoot something.
Plus animal control was there. They should have allowed them to do their job instead of shooting the poor dog.
The problem is the officer that rolls up past the person, gets out of his car and strolls south on Hudson in the middle of the lane next to the curb where the woman and dog are, hidden from the dog's view by the trash can and, from the dog's perspective, pops out from behind the trash can walking maybe 5-10 feet from the dog's owner. What do you expect the dog to do?
@ucla87 I expect the dog to be leashed and controlled by the owner. She’s clearly not capable of take care of such an animal and unfortunately it cost the poor dogs life.
That officer who pulled up before the shooting is at fault and pulled the trigger! He was walking too close to the dog and it felt at danger! That dog didn’t move the whole time until someone got close!
Cop was trigger happy and just wanted to shoot something.
Plus animal control was there. They should have allowed them to do their job instead of shooting the poor dog.
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The problem is the officer that rolls up past the person, gets out of his car and strolls south on Hudson in the middle of the lane next to the curb where the woman and dog are, hidden from the dog's view by the trash can and, from the dog's perspective, pops out from behind the trash can walking maybe 5-10 feet from the dog's owner. What do you expect the dog to do?
@ucla87 I expect the dog to be leashed and controlled by the owner. She’s clearly not capable of take care of such an animal and unfortunately it cost the poor dogs life.
That officer who pulled up before the shooting is at fault and pulled the trigger! He was walking too close to the dog and it felt at danger! That dog didn’t move the whole time until someone got close!
Cop was trigger happy and just wanted to shoot something.
Plus animal control was there. They should have allowed them to do their job instead of shooting the poor dog.