Another dog killed in west Charlotte breaking and entering arrest
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – Officers killed a dog while attempting to arrest a breaking and entering suspect Thursday morning.
According to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police, the incident occurred around 6 a.m. April 18, when officers responded to the 3300 block of West Boulevard in reference to a breaking and entering.
3 arrested, dog fatally shot by CMPD officer in hours-long barricade situation
While investigating the break-in, officers reportedly encountered several loose dogs in the street outside the building. Officers say one dog displayed aggressive behavior and charged at an officer who fired their service weapon and fatally struck the dog. The officer was not bitten in the incident.
This was the second dog killed by CMPD officers Thursday. Another deemed aggressive was shot amid a triple-arrest off of Walkers Ferry Road.
The breaking and entering suspect barricaded himself in a back room of the building. Officers made entry into the building and located and arrested the suspect, 32-year-old Terrance Davis.
Davis is charged with Felony Breaking and Entering and Resist or Delay a Public Officer.
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