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OH: Columbus police officer injures 4-year-old while shooting at dog
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"A Columbus police officer accidentally wounded a 4-year-old girl in Whitehall on Friday when he fired at a charging dog, police said." ...
"The officer was at a house in the 4100 block of Chandler Drive investigating a hit-and-run case about 3:10 p.m. ..."
"As the officer was walking from the home to his patrol car, a woman a few houses away called out to him, saying her sister and the girl’s mother, Andrea Ellis, had cut herself."
"The officer was at the doorway when a dog charged at him ..."
"The officer fired once, missing the animal but striking the girl in the right leg. It was unclear whether the girl was hit directly or by a ricochet. The officer has not been identified." ... |
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jac
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| This time there might actually be some consequences for shooting at a dog. But don't bet on it. |
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