A suspected burglar died Sunday morning after being shot by police at a drugstore in Fountain Valley, authorities said.

Officers responded to a commercial burglary call about 4 a.m. at a Rite Aid in the 18300 block of Brookhurst Street (map), where they discovered the store’s glass front door had been shattered, said Sgt. Tony Luce of the Fountain Valley Police Department.

Police entered the store, observed a suspected burglar and opened fire, Luce said. It was unclear what prompted the shooting.

The unidentified person was struck once by gunfire and transported to a hospital in critical condition, according to the Police Department.

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An officer opened fire on a stolen vehicle that drove toward police after a pursuit early Sunday morning in Huntington Beach, officials said.

At least two occupants, possibly three, were inside the vehicle and were being sought after abandoning it in a cul-de-sac, the Huntington Beach Police Department said in a statement.

Officers began chasing the vehicle about 2:50 a.m. near the intersection of Edinger Avenue and Edwards Street, the statement said.

The pursuit ended in the Huntington Harbor area, where police conducted a felony traffic stop, according to the department.

The driver turned the vehicle around and drove it toward the officers, one of whom fired multiple shots, authorities said. It was unclear if any of the occupants were struck by gunfire.

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DADE CITY (FOX 13) -

A Dade City dog owner is furious after a Pasco County deputy opened fire on her dog, killing it, while responding to a burglar alarm call.

The incident happened at a home on Bellamy Brother Boulevard where a silent alarm had been triggered Friday. The shooting was recorded by the deputy's body camera.

The deputy arrived and, in order to get onto the property, hopped over a gate that had several warning signs about the owner's dogs.

Homeowner Carla Gloger says if the deputy would have opened the gate and drove down the long driveway to the house instead of hopping the fence and walking, the situation might have been prevented. The deputy, though, said the gate was locked.

The walk down the driveway

The body camera rolled as he walked down the driveway and approached the house. That's when two Rottweilers, estimated to be more than 70 pounds each, ran toward him. The deputy can be seen drawing his gun and shooting one of the animals.

FOX 13 is not posting the full video due to its graphic nature. After the deputy shoots the dog, it can be heard yelping in pain. The owner runs out of the house. “You shot my dog,” she yells. “He came right at me, ma'am,” the deputy responds. “I got it on camera. I got it on camera.”

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