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Police looking for dog shot by officer in South Delridge neighborhood

10/21/2022 5:00:00 PM

Seattle police officers were called to reports of a dog biting a person in the 9200 block Delridge Way Southwest

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KIRO 7

Seattle police officers were called to reports of a dog biting a person in the 9200 block Delridge Way Southwest Seattle police officers were called to reports of a dog biting a person in the 9200 block Delridge Way Southwest October 21, 2022 at 6:49 am PDTExpandFile photo: Seattle Police Department vehicleByColleen West, KIRO 7 NewsOctober 21, 2022 at 6:49 am PDTSEATTLE — Seattle police officers and animal shelter staff looked for a dog that fled after it was shot by at least one officer on Thursday evening. According to a 5:51 p.m. tweet by the Seattle Police Department, officers were called to reports of a dog biting a person in the 9200 block of Delridge Way Southwest in the South Delridge neighborhood.At least one officer shot the dog.Police said the dog bite victim left the scene without contacting officers or medics. Read more:
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