Calif. Deputy Shoots Dog Attacking K-9 During Search of Suspected Marijuana Grow Operation

A search warrant at a suspected marijuana grow operation led to a Stanislaus County sheriff's deputy shooting a dog that allegedly attacked and injured an agency K-9.

What to Know

  • A Stanislaus County sheriff's deputy shot a dog while serving a search warrant at a suspected marijuana grow operation after authorities say the animal attacked a sheriff's K-9.
  • The investigation began with a traffic stop in which deputies reportedly spotted and smelled marijuana plants, leading to a search warrant for a Keyes home.
  • Deputies say they found about 1,000 marijuana plants, processed marijuana and a loaded shotgun, and arrested two men on drug- and weapon-related allegations.
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