K-9 Kaya from the Streetsboro Police Department was struck and killed by a passing car along SR-303 Tuesday afternoon.
STREETSBORO, Ohio - Police said around 5:35 p.m. while out of his cruiser to stretch his legs, Kaya got too close to the road and was struck by a car.
Officer Hall took Kaya to the closest vet and then to an emergency center at Metropolitan Veterinary Hospital in Highland Heights.Social media posts indicated it was an intentional act. Still, at this time there is no evidence that the crash was anything other than a heartbreaking and horrific accident, police said in a press release.The driver did return to the scene to speak with officers.
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