LORAIN, Ohio (AP) — Police serving a warrant at a northern Ohio home fatally shot a man who stabbed and injured a police dog during the confrontation, authorities said.
Officers went to the residence in Lorain on Saturday around 5 p.m. to arrest Charles White, 48, on felonious assault charges, but authorities said he reused to leave the residence. Officers then entered the home, led by a K-9 unit.
White was found in the basement with a knife and stabbed the dog multiple times, authorities said. An officer then shot White, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
The dog was seriously injured and underwent surgery, but is recovering. No other injuries were reported in the confrontation.
The officers involved in the call have all been placed on paid administrative leave while the shooting is investigated, which is standard policy for officer-involved shootings,
