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My sister and I were just speaking about this. She commented to me about how she was glad this didn't happen in my home, as she would be afraid that I'd be in jail for returning fire on that police officer after seeing him gun down my Aussie.

I'd like to think I would have more restraint than that, but I'm not so arrogant as to dismiss the possibility. I carry 24/7, and the speed in which events played out make me wonder if my first reaction would be to draw and return fire on the man that just took a shot at my dog. Unless I'm mistaken, the Castle Doctrine allows you to defend yourself and your property. But what if in all the chaos and confusion, you defend your property against a police officer that's at the wrong address? I shudder at the thought.