Missouri Town in Turmoil After Police Officer Shoots Blind, Deaf Dog
Community demands justice and systemic change following the controversial killing of a pet by law enforcement.
- Officer Myron Woodson shot a blind, deaf dog named Teddy, sparking outrage in Sturgeon, Missouri.
- The incident led to the mayor's resignation and calls to dismantle the two-person police force.
- Teddy's owner has filed a $1 million federal lawsuit against the city and the officer.
- Residents are pressing for criminal charges and better training for law enforcement handling animals.
- The case has attracted national attention and a petition with over 54,000 signatures.