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Ah, great. An anonymous you tube dude is your source.

If you think about it, it does not matter if the animal was caged. These raids are designed to intentional kill all the dogs in a raid house.

Suppose the owner had the wherewithall to put the dogs in a bedroom when the cops knocked on the door so they would not be a danger to the cops. Well, since the cops have the owners laying on the ground at the point of a gun, and are not going to allow them to help to move the animal, eventually they are going to want to search the room the dog is in and then they are going to shoot it anyway.

So unless the owner could transport the animals to another location, they are doomed. I would not be surprised if they were ordered to kill all animals in the house since that is really the only possible outcome given the way they conduct the searches.

[ColdWater]

I guess drug dealers should just consider the cost of pit-bulls to be a business expense.

[Bubba Ho-Tep]

So unless the owner could transport the animals to another location, they are doomed. I would not be surprised if they were ordered to kill all animals in the house since that is really the only possible outcome given the way they conduct the searches.

So basically you're saying that a search warrant should be a license to shoot every animal they come across.