This could have been rectified if people werent such pansies and didnt call the cops because a dog was loose.
As for the dog charging, the second the officer was aggressive in the dog’s mind, one of the two was going to be leaving hurt or dead. But the dog had every right to be there and in its yard. As for the owner, if a cop shows up and starts demanding things of someone who hasnt broken a law, why does the owner needs to follow the cop’s instructions? Last, the cop got in the family’s face first, creating the situation.
This is upsetting and it isn’t even my dog. I can imagine how the family must feel. Dogs have been around for years and yet it is only recently the police decide to shoot them for every occasion. I blame part of it on people who call the police for every little incident INCLUDING THE FREEKIN SCHOOLS!
“This could have been rectified if people werent such pansies and didnt call the cops because a dog was loose.”
You read my mind. In the rare instances that I have seen a loose dog in my neighborhood, I “capture” it and successfully found the owner. The 2 times my dog “escaped” my fenced in yard, I had neighbers that were kind enough to do the same.
I can’t imagine wasting the police departments time on such an easily solved situation. Of course, I don’t call them when McDonalds runs out of mcnuggets either....
Society is getting wimpified and the cops are becoming more militarized. This is not a good combination.