"Angie Harmon's Dog Incident: Instacart Driver, God, and Trauma"

Police claim that Angie Harmon's deceased dog did bite the Instacart worker, justifying his shooting of the dog as self-defense. The worker, Christopher, had previous arrests but was legally allowed to own a firearm. While the police won't release more information, Christopher is no longer allowed to provide services for Instacart, as the company has a zero-tolerance policy for violence and aggression. However, Angie disputes the self-defense claim, stating that Christopher showed no visible marks of being attacked and callously admitted to shooting her dog.