[muir_redwoods]

Thugs with guns. Just another street gang but one I have to support with my tax dollars. Despicable cretins.

[umgud]

I generally like to give the cops the benefit of doubt, but in this case, they went into a posted fenced area without a warrant. Had they gotten a warrant, and or had the owners put the dogs up, this wouldn’t have happened.

[j_tull]

The pigs will walk, they always do.

[Standing Wolf]

On Dec. 20, 2006, according to the memorandum, O'Hare and Pia walked into the Harris' backyard at 297 Enfield St. without a warrant.

How much trouble is it to obtain a search warrant?

[Secret Agent Man]

Thugs are thugs, badges or not. They need to be put down like the thugs they are. I say shoot the guy just like he shot the dog, and use the “I don’t think he’s going to make it” line before the one into his brain.

People like this are just evil and need to be permanently removed from this earth.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

“But, yer honor! 12 year old goils always lie. Who is ya gonna believe, us cops or some lying little goil whose vicious dog attacked us? I was us or it, ya honor!”

[Chode]

maybe they'll lose their Dog Shooter Merit Badge...

[Paladin2]

"...guns were stashed in a vehicle there..."

Or not.

[Paladin2]

"According to the document, "O'Hare looked at K.H., then back to the dog, and shot the dog in the head.""

What a mensch.

Clearly the dog was still a serious threat.

[BuffaloJack]

Police reports use language intended to make the citizen look as bad as possible.
I remember my ticket last year for going 34 in a 30 mph zone. The ticket stated that I was “recklessly traveling at a high rate of speed.”
Cops do nothing to prevent crime, absolutely nothing. Their entire purpose is to document a crime after the fact and to collect taxes from the citizenry through speed traps and minor traffic infractions.

[Paladin2]

"O'Hare was unable to elude the dog, the report states, which was "showing its teeth." He pointed his gun at it and yelled for it to get back, but the dog only hesitated momentarily before advancing again, it states. "

Cops without milk bones.

[expat1000]

O'hare center, on another case. Pussy - afraid of a house pet. I hope Hartford has to pay out a whole lot of big bucks which will go in his file

[kanawa]

For the sake of a...

...and an ounce of courage.

[Vendome]

Snarling Saint Bernard¿¿¿¿¿ LOL

What an idiot.

I had two of them things when I was a kid. The scariest two things they do are make piles of do~do large enough to build a castle and slime you with their big slobby tongue and lips.

[Vendome]

They received a tip from an informant¿¿

Since when does that justify Breaking & Entering and Trespassing without a warrant???

[Vendome]

They received a tip from an informant¿¿

Since when does that justify Breaking & Entering and Trespassing without a warrant???

[RetiredTexasVet]

A tip from an informant so time sensitive that they couldn’t get at warrant ..... right. Two more FEMA camp guardians candidates.

[Joe 6-pack]

WOOOF!

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[Paladin2]

2006 event (Swift Justice indeed).

"A police report states that the dog, which it describes as "vicious" and "raging," was barking and snarling."

Well then, that settles it.

[Paladin2]

"While arguing motions outside the presence of the jury, Gerarde told Judge Robert N. Chatigny that the officers' presence on the property was justified under the law, in part because it was an emergency. Police had received a tip from a gang member that two illegal guns were under the front seat of a Nissan Maxima in the backyard of the house at 297 Enfield St.

But Schoenhorn likened O'Hare's presence on the property, without a warrant, to his having "illegally come into a house."

Closing arguments are scheduled for Friday."

Stay tuned.,.,...