Brain Dead Cops Taser Dog Twice Just For The Hell Of It

Jesus! I understand that as a professional, officers should follow a code of conduct. But tasing the dog twice when it has been incapacitated is just plain animal cruelty and unwarranted. Poor creature, he doesn't seem to have a owner either. I am beginning to ask myself whether officers can distinguish between right and wrong. Seems like some officers are just professional bullies and thugs.

reply to post by MIDNIGHTSUN


Disgusting!!!!

No second line required, because this is all it is DISGUSTING.

VVV

One day, they will pay for there crimes against Humanity and the world, this includes all life. They will pay, I will make sure of it, by my hand or another, it's going to happen.

Jamie.

why does this cop have a personal camera? and just exactly how was this obtained? is this animal control possibly?

Ok so its a taser mounted camera... and looks like animal control was out... and the animal was aggressive. Yep looks like the kind of thing I pay may taxs for, to protect my kids from large agressive dogs. U want to go hug it and let it play chew toy with your face, enjoy.

Remember when the wackos were clamoring for the police to start using nonlethal weapons?

reply to post by MIDNIGHTSUN


Animal control removing what looks like a pit bull off the streets. What would you have liked them to do. Let it run loose and attack someone? Maybe do what they use to and simply shoot the dog dead?. I don't enjoy animals being mis-treated anymore than anyone else. However facts are facts and this type of situation needs to be controlled which is what was done here. Anyone knows me knows I have no great love of cops and their brutality however in this case

Can the OP answer what the dog was doing previously (before the camera on the Taser was activated)?

Does the OP realize that in many states dogs running at large can be shot on sight by anyone?

Does the OP realize that Tasing an aggressive animal is more humane than shooting it?

Then again why confuse the issue with logic when emotion is SO much more interesting

Originally posted by Ferris.Bueller.II
Remember when the wackos were clamoring for the police to start using nonlethal weapons?

I doubt they meant tasering a person repeatedly sometimes to the point of death. I also don't think they meant tasering a bloody dog either. It's not even a big dog for crying out loud.

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Stray dog, no tags, barking looking sketchy, no one knows whose dog it is, thier known to be an agressive breed if not trained properly and even with training they can snap for nothing.

I think the cop was scared and maybe a little excesive, but no one was hurt and the dog will live.

If the dog didn't seem aggressive and was wagging its tails and was playful and then the cop did that, then I would have a problem.

In this case they just did thier job and kept some kid from getting thier face chewed off.

Originally posted by Kryties
I doubt they meant tasering a person repeatedly sometimes to the point of death. I also don't think they meant tasering a bloody dog either. It's not even a big dog for crying out loud.

It worked, didn't it? They got the dog under control and it is still alive. Armchair generals looking at a video are considerably braver than those out in the field.

Sorry, I think the cops handled the situation well. Where the hell was the owner?

This wasn't exactly a poodle.

Originally posted by MIDNIGHTSUN
Seems like some officers are just professional bullies and thugs.

yes some of them are, but in this case i think both the cop and animal control were a little ignorant of animals.
first let me explain, just because the dog is a bulldog, does not mean that it is a killer. bulldogs are not vicious, until trained to be so, by dumb ass owners who think that fighting dogs and making the mean is cool, or are in a position that they feel fear. bulldog dogs are very loving and think play and petting are the best thing in the world.

now this dog in the video, does not appear to be much more than a puppy, in fact around the 1:07 mark you hear some one call him a puppy. and if you watch the dog closely from 19 seconds up to 1:07 mark, and know any thing about dogs, you see a animal that is timid and scared, you see him bark into air as to say go away, and not at some one, looking around for help looking more than likely for his human, you can also see his tail wagging, a wagging tail is not aggressive behavior, you never hear him growl at any one, and the only time you see him bark directly at any body, he tucks his nub and runs off. in fact most of the behavior you see is retreating, the only time you might questionable action is when the cop gets a little to close when he is on the sidewalk. and if you watch right before he is hit with the tazer, he is smelling something with his tail tucked.

now i under stand that stray dogs can be dangerous, but this dog could have been captured with a little patience, and maybe showing him that no harm would come to him.

also animal control should have used a tranq dart, and not some cop that has only something that causes pain or kill him.

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yes some of them are, but in this case i think both the cop and animal control were a little ignorant of animals.
first let me explain, just because the dog is a bulldog, does not mean that it is a killer. bulldogs are not vicious, until trained to be so, by dumb ass owners who think that fighting dogs and making the mean is cool, or are in a position that they feel fear. bulldog dogs are very loving and think play and petting are the best thing in the world.

Sorry. That was a pitbull, not a bulldog. Hard to misidentify one for the other.

reply to post by Ferris.Bueller.II


same as deal with pits i've had both and it how the dogs are trained and treated that makes them mean.
don't let predigest dictate, your thoughts about a animal.

A very misleading thread title. Something PETA would use. Most already stated the obvious that this was a loose dog and that breed is well documented to be dangerous.
Animal control did their job very well and removed a loose animal off the streets.

Originally posted by hounddoghowlie
reply to post by Ferris.Bueller.II

 

same as deal with pits i've had both and it how the dogs are trained and treated that makes them mean.
don't let predigest dictate, your thoughts about a animal.

You've had both pitbulls and bulldogs, and misidentified one breed for the other? I made no 'predigest dictate' about the animal, other than it was acting defensive. If you couldn't see that, then good luck to you dealing with them. I just wonder what people on this thread would've said if the officer had pulled his service pistol instead of the taser to deal with the dog?

reply to post by Ferris.Bueller.II


wait just a few minutes and i will show you.
pits have a more pointed head. amercain bulldogs are more broad and bulldogs are short and stout.
also some people think boxers look are bulldog.
and as far as calling one a bulldog, you know sometimes people get lazy in the speach and how they write.