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Police were responding to a call at the house after one of the daughter’s accidentally tripped the alarm. It was quickly deactivated when the daughter called the security company. Officers responded about 20 minutes later.
LeMay said two officers came to the home. They did not knock on the door. One stood at the front door as the other jumped their 7-foot privacy fence.
The moment of the first shooting itself is around 20 seconds. To me it appears the first dog was casually walking toward him, although not all at once, but not lunging or attacking.The video shows the officer standing in the backyard. The first dog, Ciroc, looks distracted, walks toward the officer but stops about 10 feet from him. The officer fires his gun and the dog runs as another dog, Rocko, comes into the camera. The officer then fires several times at him.
But from the way LeMay sees it, based on video recorded from her home security system, her staffordshire terriers, who are certified therapy dogs for her children, were doing nothing wrong.
"(Ciroc) was wagging his tail," LeMay told the Star Tribune. "My dog wasn't even moving, lunging toward him or anything. My dogs were doing their job on my property. We have a right to be safe in our yard."
Police are investigating.
Why dose he wait,.... for the dogs to come back so he can fire more shoots. 
