Police Shoot Dog in Tsuut’ina Nation

0:00Authorities on the Suit in a nation outside Calgary are looking into why a police officer shot an unrestrained dog on Saturday. It happened around 3 p.m. on March 28th when an officer from the Suit in Notion Police Service responded to a call in the community. The officer spotted a large white dog that seemed friendly at first, but then found an unresponsive person in the front yard. While the officers started helping the person, the dog turned aggressive and lunged at both of them. The officer backed away and tried to calm things down, but the dog kept advancing and attempting to bite. These incidents hit hard for folks in the community, especially when pets are involved. The police stressed that officers strained hard on de-escalation and only used force as a true last option to protect everyone. The dog got injured but was rushed to a nearby vet clinic for care, and the whole scene got secured right after. Body camera footage captured everything and is under review now. The service is all about transparency and keeping the community and their animals safe,

1:01so expect more updates as they wrap up the investigation. This has been Vancouver News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.