Police kill dog while executing search warrant in St. Paul
ST. PAUL, Minn. (KMSP) - St. Paul police shot and killed a dog while executing a search warrant Thursday before finding what they believed to be an inert pipe bomb in the residence's basement--though it turned out to not be dangerous, according to a police spokesperson.
Officers reported that the woman inside a house on the 900 block of Charles Avenue disregarded their order to keep her two dogs inside. One dog--a pit bull--was killed as it charged the officers, while the other was not aggressive.
St. Paul police will not wear body cameras until later this year at the earliest.