LAPD releases body camera footage of nonlethal shooting of dog

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The Los Angeles Police Department released footage of an incident involving officers nonlethally shooting a dog after residents filed a complaint.

The LAPD released body camera footage on Saturday of an incident in which an officer fired a bean bag round at a pit bull while responding to requests for service. The footage was released after a Winnetka dog owner filed a complaint against the department, claiming the round hurt his dog.

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