CO: Dog Shot, No Charges for Man who Allowed Dog to Harras Cattle

In a statement released Friday morning, the District Attorney's Office — which serves Grand, Moffat and Routt counties — concluded that the shooter was within his rights per Colorado Title 35, which allows ranchers to kill dogs that they believe are endangering livestock.

The District Attorney's Office also declined to press charges against Jeffrey Fowler, Jr., who was watching the dog, despite probable cause to charge him with "dog at large" for allowing the dog to run free.
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