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Woman Shot And Killed After Confrontation Over Dead Dog, Another Man Wounded
December 20, 2021
A woman was shot and killed Sunday night and another man wounded in Escambia County after a confrontation over a dog that had been shot dead.
The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office said a man and woman were working on their car while outside their residence in the 3700 block of Lloyd Street in Brownsville. Their dog ran and started barking at three men as they walked down the road, and one of the men shot and killed the dog.
The man and woman got into a vehicle, according to investigators, and went looking for the three men. An argument followed after they found them, and one of the men opened fire on the car. Both the man and woman were struck, and they drove to the 1100 block of T Street to call 911 about 11:25 p.m.
Both victims were transported to the hospital where the woman was pronounced dead.
No names have been released.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office at (850) 436-9620 or Crime Stoppers at (850) 433-STOP.
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12 Responses to “Woman Shot And Killed After Confrontation Over Dead Dog, Another Man Wounded”
If you kill one of my pets for simply doing what they do (in this case barking at somebody) you better wearing body armor when you walk outside.
Elijah, you’ve never loved a dog and have never been loved by a dog. I feel sorry for you! They can be your best friend.
REGARDING:
“I Mean do you see dogs carrying guns and robbing other dogs”
Carrying guns? No.
Stealing from other dogs? Yes.
Pertinent? Not that I can see.
And people are more important than dogs or we wouldn’t see so many dogs dead on the road.
David for better dogs?…nope…people!
WOW Dunno who got a gun anymore and will KILL over NOTHING..STUPID IS STUPID DOES..and YEAH the dogs life is just as important as a human life…I Mean do you see dogs carrying guns and robbing other dogs….whats wrong with humanity
The moral of the story is leash your dog.
The couple should have called the police you get a lot of time for killing that dog the three guys could have cross the street
People fail to control their dog, dog threatens innocent person, innocent person defends themselves.
People fail to control themselves, threaten innocent person, innocent person defends themselves.
What’s the problem?
If the dog had been in a fence, this could have been prevented.. But I can not say that I blame the couple that owned the dog.. I’d be in jail for having run over the scum that shot my innocent dog..! Eye for an eye..
Js
Elijah, the guy who shot the couple didn’t have good judgement either. Hopefully he rots in prison.
The world can be better. Stop the violence people, Make smarter choices. it shouldn’t be a choice to kill someone over a dead dog. not only that but you are hurting peoples families more than your hurting yourself.
there is NO rhyme or reason
for this!!!!!!!!!!!
Is this what Pensacola and Escambia has
come down too ????
killing someone over a dog ?????
A dog for your life. Not good judgement.