[VladRussian2]

>they didn't just shoot the dog with no provocation - the dog lunges 2 or 3 times at the officers with clear aggressive intent before it's shot

the dog didn't start without provocation - they attacked his owner.

>The dog's last lunge toward the officer who killed it was very fast and aggressive, and the officer had just a split second to react.

if that dog really attacked, instead of just lounging, these fat cops wouldn't leave unharmed.

>If I was in the same situation at that split second, I might have done the same thing. I was once chased and attacked by an aggressive dog before, and I rank it as one of the most terrifying experiences in my life. Being attacked by an animal with clear intent to harm or even kill you is just so primally scary that there's no way to think and react rationally - you just do whatever you can to get away and survive.

it is you fear speaking. When dogs attack with intent to harm - they harm.