[Artcore]

I’m a huge Law Enforcement supporter, but it does seem they kill a lot of family dogs.

[Menehune56]

I’m a huge Law Enforcement supporter, but it does seem they kill a lot of family dogs.

Which makes me think that killing any dog in their immediate vicinity regardless of how much of a threat the dog may present is indeed part of cop training.

[Mears]

“but it does seem they kill a lot of family dogs.”

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No they don’t——those are the rare incidents that get publicized.

There are rougly 700,000 LEOs in this country——do the math.

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[subterfuge]

A little late to the party aren’t you?

[blackdog]

" but was following training that required him to kill all dogs that approach him, even if it was chained and wagging its tail as Buddy was doing in this case."

Oh my. Intimidation and fear tactics applied to law abiding families. I love the foul language cursing with death threats while forcing little Johnny and Suzie face down with bound wrists to watch.

Force your local police departments to disclose their policies regarding deadly force against people and pets. Attend city council meetings and if possible, monitor the training curriculum of the police.

[MeganC]

I don’t support law enforcement.

I support the Constitution.

It’s a bonus when law enforcement does, too.

[Michael.SF.]

I’m a huge Law Enforcement supporter

So am I, but I've gone on a diet and am now down 20 lbs. Stories like this help as they usually make sick to my stomach.

[vette6387]

“I’m a huge Law Enforcement supporter, but it does seem they kill a lot of family dogs.”

You should say “you’re a huge supporter of decent LEO’s of which there are far too few!” This cop should be facing serious charges for abuse of authority. It’s time to put an end to this practice of shooting family pets who do not pose a threat. I can tell you this, if a LEO attempts to shoot my dog, he’s at risk of loosing his life in the process.

[SgtHooper]

Seems that maybe Spot should be wrapped in explosives to handle this stupidity.