SWAT Officer Shoots, Kills Aggressive Dog During Search Warrant At Sacramento Home
A Sacramento SWAT officer fatally shot an aggressive dog that allegedly attacked them in the yard of a home while they were serving a search warrant.
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A Sacramento SWAT officer fatally shot an aggressive dog that allegedly attacked them in the yard of a home while they were serving a search warrant.
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