SWAT responds to Lake View home after man shoots 2 dogs ‘aggressively’ moving toward him

The dogs were taken to separate veterinary clinics where one succumbed to its injuries, officials said.

A man was found with a fatal gunshot wound early Saturday in the Lawndale neighborhood.

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Chicago police SWAT teams responded to a home in Lake View on Tuesday afternoon after a man shot two dogs moving toward him in a nearby alley, according to police.

About 1:45 p.m., the man, 53, entered an alley from a home in the 1000 block of West Oakdale Avenue where a woman was with two dogs without leashes, police said.

As the man moved away from the dogs, they continued to “aggressively move toward him,” officials said. The man, who has a valid concealed carry license, shot both dogs, police said.

A SWAT team responded to the area where the man was armed and inside a home, authorities said.

The dogs were taken to separate veterinary clinics where one succumbed to its injuries, officials said.

No citations were issued.

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