Police Officer Kills Dog in Los Angeles
洛杉磯警察擊斃狗隻
Introduction
On June 13, 2026, a police officer shot and killed a dog in Canoga Park, California.
2026年6月13日，一名警察在加州 Canoga Park 開槍擊斃了一隻狗。
Main Body
A neighbor heard a woman scream. The police went to the house to help. They saw a big dog named Jameson. The police told the owner to hold the dog.
一名鄰居聽到一名女性尖叫。警察前往該房屋提供協助。他們看到一隻名叫 Jameson 的大狗。警察要求主人牽好這隻狗。
Then, the dog ran toward a police officer. The officer shot the dog. The dog died.
接著，這隻狗衝向一名警察。該警察開槍擊斃了這隻狗。這隻狗死亡了。
The family was happy because their basketball team won a game. The owner's son said the dog was not mean. He said the dog was just excited.
這家人當時很開心，因為他們的籃球隊贏了一場比賽。主人的兒子表示這隻狗並不兇猛。他說這隻狗只是太興奮了。
People saw videos of the event on the internet. Many people are now angry at the police.
人們在網路上看到了該事件的影片。現在許多人對警方感到憤怒。
Conclusion
Animal services took the dog away. The police are now checking why the officer shot the dog.
動物服務部門將狗帶走了。警方現在正在調查該警察為何開槍擊斃這隻狗。
Vocabulary Learning
⏱️ The "Story Time" Tense
When we talk about things that already happened, we change the action word. Look at these changes from the story:
- Hear → Heard (A neighbor heard a scream)
- Go → Went (The police went to the house)
- See → Saw (They saw a big dog)
- Tell → Told (The police told the owner)
- Run → Ran (The dog ran toward the officer)
💡 Pro Tip: Most words just add -ed (like killed or started), but the words above are "rule-breakers." You must memorize them to tell a story in English!
🔍 Word Connections
Notice how the writer connects people to things using 's:
The owner's son The son belongs to the owner.
If you see 's, it usually means "this person owns that thing."