Tragic situation. Woman gets attacked by dog and screams for help. Neighbor with CHP responds and tries to shot dog but hit and kills woman instead.
http://www.newswest9.com/story/36569157 ... ign=buffer
You are responsible for every bullet that leaves your gun!
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ScottDLS
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Re: You are responsible for every bullet that leaves your gun!
He was supposed to fire a warning shot, then only hit the dog in the paw, only then move in for the head shot. If it was a person with a gun, then you shoot the gun out of their hand....duh... 
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ScottDLS wrote:He was supposed to fire a warning shot, then only hit the dog in the paw, only then move in for the head shot. If it was a person with a gun, then you shoot the gun out of their hand....duh...
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Re: You are responsible for every bullet that leaves your gun!
“Everyone’s responsible for the bullet that comes out of your gun,”
And for the first mile, don't forget.
And for the first mile, don't forget.
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Re: You are responsible for every bullet that leaves your gun!
I doubt he will face charges. It sounds like the family isn't likely to sue him either. Nonetheless, it's incumbent on good Samaritans to be careful and prudent when rendering aid and assistance. This is a tragic situation and shouldn't have ended this way.
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Re: You are responsible for every bullet that leaves your gun!
I wonder how close he was. I would think using a gun in that situation would require pretty much direct contact with the barrel facing away. I guess somewhere on youtube someone has posted a video about the best way to stop an attacking dog.