Newly released body camera video shows two Ocala police officers shooting and killing three dogs after responding to a call about aggressive behavior. The officers were reassigned to administrative duties after the shooting in January,

Two Ocala police officers are being punished for shooting and killing three dogs. The two of them fired 30 shots at the dogs, and the chief called it excessive. It happened in January as the officers were called in response to reports that the dogs were trying to claw their way into a home.

Two Ocala police officers shot and killed three aggressive dogs early January 29th after the animals charged at them, authorities said.

Two Ocala Police Department officers were suspended for violating the agency's use of force policy when they shot and killed three aggressive dogs. Police Chief Mike Balken announced the disciplinary actions Wednesday during a press conference held in the department's Community Room.

The Jan. 29 shooting happened along SE 42nd Road after officers encountered three aggressive, unrestrained pit bulls, the Ocala Police Department said.