New details released on police-involved shooting that killed 1 man and state police K-9
A report from state Office of Inspector General says state police attempted to serve Vaughn Malloy with an arrest warrant for assault and allegedly shooting a woman.
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3ds agoNews 12 has learned new information about the police-involved shooting in Stonington that led to the death of a state police K-9 on Thursday.
A report from the Office of Inspector General says state police attempted to serve Vaughn Malloy with an arrest warrant for assault and allegedly shooting a woman.
The report says when Malloy wouldn't surrender, officers entered the front door of the home.
Malloy then ran with a pistol and ignored officers' commands to stop.
Authorities say that is when K-9 Broko went after Malloy.
As Malloy fell to the ground, he fired several shots at troopers and Broko, killing him.
Officers then shot and killed Malloy.
