Cops shoot dogs in front of Pennsylvania high schoolBy Hasani Gittens, News Editor, NBC NewsJan. 31, 2013 |
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A dog fight ended with a hail of bullets in a Philadelphia suburb, leaving residents shocked and looking for answers. The incident started on Friday at around noon when a stray dog got into a pickup truck at a red light in Chester, Pa., and began fighting with another pooch, NBCPhiladelphia.com reported. Cops were called when the dogs couldn't be separated, and when they arrived, witnesses were stunned at the reaction. One officer shot at the dogs five times with a pistol, then another fired one blast from a shotgun. Both dogs were killed. And this all went down right in front of Chester High School. Read More |