In Aulnay-sous-Bois, the owner of a dog shot by the police filed a complaint after the incident. The dog, a mastiff, had escaped from its owner and displayed aggressive behavior, leading the police to intervene. Despite attempts to control the animal, the officers eventually shot and killed the dog, triggering a strong reaction from the owner and witnesses.

In his complaint, the owner accuses the police of using excessive force. He argues that the officers could have used non-lethal methods to handle the situation and that the dog's death was avoidable. The owner also expresses concerns about the way the police handle situations involving aggressive animals.

The incident has sparked a debate about the legitimacy of police actions and the management of interventions in similar situations. The case highlights the tensions between the need to ensure public safety and the appropriate treatment of animals in crisis contexts.

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