A former college football standout was gunned down in Florida by his father following an argument they had over a dog bite, officials say.
in Florida by his father following an argument they had over a dog bite, officials said Tuesday.
"All involved parties are believed to be related, this incident was domestic in nature, and there are no outstanding suspects," according to the sheriff's statement. The fatal confrontation began after"Otis Lee Anderson Sr. got bit by girlfriend's dog" and"was bleeding throughout the house," according to a booking and arrest report.The heavily redacted report quoted Anderson Sr. saying"Anderson Jr. charged at him" but it wasn't clear if the suspect was claiming self-defense.
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