Video shows Evansville police shoot, kill dog after 16 animal neglect calls
Evansville Police charged a man for animal neglect after authorities say an officer had to shoot and kill a dog at a home in the 600 block of College Highway.
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Evansville Police shoot and kill a dog after reports of neglect. Animal control had been called 16 times before the incident.
Evansville Police: Officer Shoots Dog, Man Charged with Animal Neglect
Evansville Police say officers assisted Evansville Animal Care and Control at the home on January 6 at approximately 12:45 p.m. as part of an investigation into inadequate housing of an outdoor dog. Animal Control says they had previously responded to the home 16 times over similar neglect concerns.
Dog shot by Evansville Police, owner cited for neglect
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - Evansville Police say an officer had to shoot a dog during an investigation into animal neglect. It happened Monday, around 12:45 p.m., in the 600 block of College Highway. Police have also released body camera footage of the incident.
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Police called to help neglected dog shoot it dead: report
A tragic situation went from bad to worse in Evansville, Illinois, after police who responded to complaints about animal neglect ended up shooting the dog they were summoned to help, WISH reported. Officers "say animal control had been called 16 times with neglect concerns about the dog.
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