Instacart Driver Who Shot Angie Harmon's Dog Not Charged, Citing Self-Defense

The incident has sparked a debate on safety and accountability, with conflicting accounts from police and Harmon.

Angie Harmon's dog, Oliver, was shot and killed by an Instacart delivery driver over Easter weekend, sparking controversy and trauma for the Harmon family.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department decided not to press charges against the driver, citing self-defense due to alleged bite marks, though Angie Harmon disputes these claims.
Instacart suspended the driver's account, emphasizing their zero-tolerance policy for violence.
The incident has led to widespread support for Harmon from friends and fans, as well as a discussion about the safety of delivery workers and pets.
Police and Harmon provide conflicting accounts of the event, with police claiming the dog bit the driver, while Harmon insists there were no visible injuries on him.