Met Police Shoot Dogs in Fatal Shooting Under Investigation

The Met Police Shoot Dogs in Fatal Shooting Under Investigation. This incident has left many questioning the use of force by law enforcement.

A fatal shooting by the Metropolitan Police Service is currently under investigation.

The incident involved the shooting of dogs, which has raised concerns about the use of lethal force.

The Met Police have a history of using non-lethal methods to handle situations involving dogs, but in this case, lethal force was used.

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The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has been called in to investigate a fatal shooting incident involving the Metropolitan Police. The IOPC will lead the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

The Met Police have a policy of using lethal force only as a last resort, but the IOPC investigation will examine whether this policy was followed in this case.

The public reaction to the Met Police shooting dogs has been overwhelming, with a petition on change.org reaching one million signatures.

People are outraged on social media, with many believing the dogs were not harming anyone. The petition claims that the dogs were "under control and on leads with their owner" when the police shot them.

Footage of the incident has been widely shared, causing a stir online. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has launched an investigation into the incident.

The IOPC will investigate complaints linked to the incident, including the use of police Taser and the shooting of the two dogs.