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originally posted by: celticdog
They don't have any training for this scenario. Go in someones backyard there might be a dog. Not omfg a dog and shoot. As the poor lady said to this moron, why didn't he knock on the front door. All these types of videos the first reaction is to grab gun,escalate situation to the point were they get to use their gun instead of using their brain, talking and listening and calming things down.But they bully people and don't listen because they have a badge, this means they don't care for people or their dogs. It is also funny the cop said he had a dog too so should have known how a dog would react towards him. Like I said were is the training.
originally posted by: alienjuggalo
a reply to: JalapenoPepper
The dog had an electronic fence and knew not to leave the yard or she would be shocked.
originally posted by: JalapenoPepper
originally posted by: alienjuggalo
a reply to: JalapenoPepper
The dog had an electronic fence and knew not to leave the yard or she would be shocked.
Understood... But the cop did not know that. As a judge, with a fancy house and an alarm, he should have known to call the police after it went off.. It is a sad mistake but the Officer is not to blame.
Jalapeno!
originally posted by: alienjuggalo
originally posted by: JalapenoPepper
originally posted by: alienjuggalo
a reply to: JalapenoPepper
The dog had an electronic fence and knew not to leave the yard or she would be shocked.
Understood... But the cop did not know that. As a judge, with a fancy house and an alarm, he should have known to call the police after it went off.. It is a sad mistake but the Officer is not to blame.
Jalapeno!
The alarm wasnt his house... and yes the cop is to blame.
originally posted by: JalapenoPepper
originally posted by: alienjuggalo
originally posted by: JalapenoPepper
originally posted by: alienjuggalo
a reply to: JalapenoPepper
The dog had an electronic fence and knew not to leave the yard or she would be shocked.
Understood... But the cop did not know that. As a judge, with a fancy house and an alarm, he should have known to call the police after it went off.. It is a sad mistake but the Officer is not to blame.
Jalapeno!
The alarm wasnt his house... and yes the cop is to blame.
He goes to check out a house, a dog charges him... What was he supposed to do? Talk to it? I have had the police come to my house once over a neighbor dispute. I locked my dog in the bathroom..
Jalapeno!
originally posted by: JalapenoPepper
originally posted by: alienjuggalo
originally posted by: JalapenoPepper
originally posted by: alienjuggalo
a reply to: JalapenoPepper
The dog had an electronic fence and knew not to leave the yard or she would be shocked.
Understood... But the cop did not know that. As a judge, with a fancy house and an alarm, he should have known to call the police after it went off.. It is a sad mistake but the Officer is not to blame.
Jalapeno!
The alarm wasnt his house... and yes the cop is to blame.
He goes to check out a house, a dog charges him... What was he supposed to do? Talk to it? I have had the police come to my house once over a neighbor dispute. I locked my dog in the bathroom..
Jalapeno!
originally posted by: burdman30ott6
a reply to: IslandOfMisfitToys
Is this high school? "A pussy"? You'd call me a pussy if I shot the damn dog? Hey, guess what, friend? WHO CARES! You're touching on a tangential favorite topic of mine on ATS: the tissue paper thin skin Americans have developed of late. You're opinion of someone is 100% meaningless here, that includes whatever's insults and childish names are chosen to be slung around ala kindergarten at recess. The only thing that matters is whether the cop broke the law or policy.. He didn't. In fact, the article is pretty clear that he faces 0 discipline over this. So yeah... violating policy and breaking the law will cost my job, but rude names and insults are laughable would be an apropos bastardization of the old "sticks and stones" rhyme children used to be taught.
Regards
~the Pussy
originally posted by: hutch622
a reply to: burdman30ott6
Gotta love cop haters eh . And it is absolutely amazing that although many claim to have been bitten by dogs none were hurt . Here is another angle , can the police really take the time to pacify dogs when there may be human lives at stake , including his own if he is pre occupied with a dog .