A foot pursuit of a theft suspect led to a dog being shot. The incident occurred after the dog attacked a deputy. Sheriff's officials have reported that the dog was shot during the pursuit.
The incident happened on Thursday. Further details about the incident are available from the source.
A deputy was attacked by the dog, prompting the shooting. The pursuit was related to a theft suspect.
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