Stephanie Butzer joined the Denver7 team as a digital producer in June 2018 and is now the senior digital producer.
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo. — This week, Steamboat Springs police killed an aggressive dog that had a history of unprovoked attacks after it got loose and became an"extreme public safety concern," the police department said.
The community service officer recognized that the dog was too aggressive for one officer to handle and called for more help, police said. The police department was familiar with this dog — two citations were previously issued due to unprovoked attacks on both human and animal. Police had also previously responded to complaints involving the dog biting, acting aggressively and running loose. At this time, it was on a 10-day rabies observation quarantine.
With bystanders in the area and"extreme public safety concern," police said they"humanely euthanized the dog with a lethal round."
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