I was on jury duty for a case very similar to this that took place within municipal bounds in Eagle River. More than likely they will attempt to take him to court and charge him with opening fire within municipal bounds and/or criminal negligence. The particular case I sat in on, the defendant walked away free from all charges. What you have to consider is that this man is claiming self defense. At any point where someone claims that they personally felt that their life, or someone else's life was in danger, legally they will more than likely walk away without any charges. There is always two sides to every story, and to be honest if that dog has a record of being an aggressive dog there is even more backing on the shooters side, especially in court.. Its understandable to be upset over a death of what people would assume is an "innocent" dog and a firearm being used in a neighborhood, but there are laws to protect the defendant in this type of case. Just sayin'