Philadelphia sheriff's deputy shoots dog after being bitten multiple times, police source says
A Philadelphia sheriff's deputy was taken to the hospital after being bitten by a dog on the job Thursday morning, officials said.
A sheriff's deputy was serving a warrant at a home on Colony Drive near Holme Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia when a dog bit the deputy's leg multiple times, the Sheriff's Office said.
The deputy shot the dog and then went to the hospital for treatment, a police source told CBS News Philadelphia.
The Sheriff's Office said three people were taken into custody on warrants from Delaware and Bucks counties.
Officials have not shared the dog's condition.
