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Officials said Trooper Robert Isabelle was called to a Centreville home around 8 a.m. Sunday, where he found 64-year-old Doris Airey trying to break up two dogs that were fighting.
Police said the trooper saw that the aggressive dog, a full-grown pit bull mix, had already bitten Airey.
The trooper used pepper spray on the dog, which initially caused it to back away, but the dog aggressively charged the victim a few minutes later, so the trooper shot the dog once with his service weapon, officials said.
Police said the aggressive dog belonged to Airey's son-in-law, who also lived at the home but wasn't there at the time. It's unclear if the second dog also lived at the home.
Officials said the victim's daughter witnessed the incident. No other injuries were reported, and the trooper said the second dog didn't present a threat.
I guess so after shooting the other dog in front of him.
Read more: http://www.wbaltv.com/news/trooper-shoots-kills-dog-attacking-woman/26824156#ixzz36phE6hea
Police said the trooper saw that the aggressive dog, a full-grown pit bull mix, had already bitten Airey.
The trooper used pepper spray on the dog, which initially caused it to back away, but the dog aggressively charged the victim a few minutes later, so the trooper shot the dog once with his service weapon, officials said.
Police said the aggressive dog belonged to Airey's son-in-law, who also lived at the home but wasn't there at the time. It's unclear if the second dog also lived at the home.
Officials said the victim's daughter witnessed the incident. No other injuries were reported, and the trooper said the second dog didn't present a threat.
I guess so after shooting the other dog in front of him.
Read more: http://www.wbaltv.com/news/trooper-shoots-kills-dog-attacking-woman/26824156#ixzz36phE6hea
