CPD officers fatally shoot 2 dogs; 3rd dies after mauling

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Chicago Police officers shot and killed two dogs that fatally mauled a third dog in the West Englewood neighborhood Sunday afternoon on the South Side.

The officers were called at 2:39 p.m. to the 2100 block of West 71st Place, where the animals were attacking another dog that was tied up, according to police.

The “combative” dogs then went after the officers, who opened fire, police said. Both died, as did the third dog due to its wounds from the other animals.

The officers weren’t hurt.

It wasn’t clear who, if anyone, owned the animals, police said.

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