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If the dog broke the chain, I could understand shooting it. But a chained dog? And to fire a service weapon so close to a three year old?
1 posted on 12/20/2011 9:51:37 AM PST by Altariel
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To: Altariel

It’s not the officer’s fault. Shooting dogs is in their blood.


2 posted on 12/20/2011 9:54:55 AM PST by 109ACS (If this be Treason, then make the most of it. Patrick Henry, May 1765)
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To: Altariel

There is absolutely NOTHING these people can do about it either. That is the worst part.


3 posted on 12/20/2011 9:57:19 AM PST by driftdiver (I could eat it raw, but why do that when I have a fire.)
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To: Altariel

Just idiocy on steroids ... Literally.


5 posted on 12/20/2011 10:30:56 AM PST by Vendome (Don't take life so seriously, you won't live through it anyway)
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To: Altariel

Pets today, people tomorrow.


6 posted on 12/20/2011 10:32:06 AM PST by Jack Hydrazine (It's the end of the world as we know it and I feel fine!)
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To: Altariel

It is now policy, likely unofficially, in many police departments to “gratuitously” kill dogs. The rationales for this are twisted, but make sense to the police.

1) To establish police dominance over people. Police regard this as an *essential* part of what police do. They want to be totally in charge and in control of all situations at all times. A dog hinders this dominance. Officers regularly kill even small dogs like Chihuahuas and Dachshunds, that present zero threat to anyone.

Importantly, anything that interferes with this control, be it a locked door or anything else, will get a similar harsh treatment. Do not knock on the door, kick it in or batter it down. A lot of it can be traced to steroid abuse.

If a person is not traumatized, they are not submissive enough, which is the intent of face down, handcuffed, gun to head and knee in back control measures; as well as taking small children away on any pretense.

2) The courts have established that things smashed or animals killed by police have a minimal value, so the most even a champion, papered AKC dog and service animal is worth is from $300 to $500, even if it cost thousands, and its training cost thousands more. Likewise, the replacement value of a windowed, solid oak door is just that of a cheap, hollow plywood door.

Importantly, the way around this problem is not what most people do, which is to complain or curse at and sue the police. Instead, the most effective way of fighting back is to publicly humiliate individual officers who have done such things.

The way to do this is to describe what they did as being an act of sexual gratification, suggesting that they found killing a dog to be sexually stimulating, and afterwards they showed a degree of “unprofessional intimacy and visible arousal” amongst themselves, touching each other briefly, yet inappropriately while “asserting dominance” in a sexual way over the people held at gunpoint.

This would make such police lose their marbles, and should only be done by those who don’t fear vigorous retaliation by the police.


7 posted on 12/20/2011 10:49:00 AM PST by yefragetuwrabrumuy
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To: Altariel
But a chained dog? And to fire a service weapon so close to a three year old?

The dog is mere property with the potential to interfere with the officer's wellbeing as some future time. And a three-year old what? An incorporated civilian? That's just a dispensable human resource of the State. Your objections are irrelevent.

Next case.

8 posted on 12/20/2011 10:49:36 AM PST by Talisker (History will show the Illuminati won the ultimate Darwin Award.)
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To: Altariel
Ugh. I hate these stories. I know there are plenty of LEO FReepers. I always wait to see if any of them post to say "that's rotten, my squad would never do that." But so far none ever have, that I have seen.

Somebody is going to get killed some day over one of these incidents.

11 posted on 12/20/2011 10:57:31 AM PST by jboot
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To: Altariel

What is the officer’s name?


15 posted on 12/20/2011 11:11:26 AM PST by petitfour
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"the person police were seeking hasn’t lived at her home for three years. She said their search turned up no drugs or guns, and police left without making an arrest."

More fine Drug War police work.

28 posted on 12/20/2011 2:54:43 PM PST by JustSayNoToNannies
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"I kept hearing my child saying over and over, ‘Please don’t shoot my dog!’” ... their search turned up no drugs or guns, and police left without making an arrest.



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31 posted on 12/20/2011 8:07:10 PM PST by bamahead (Few men desire liberty; most men wish only for a just master. -- Sallust)
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To: Altariel

Shoot a K-9 “police officer” who is charging your 3-year old child and find out what happens.


34 posted on 12/21/2011 1:10:25 AM PST by elkfersupper
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To: Altariel

If you go to the first comment in the Sun Herald story, you see this comment:


kimberlaya5400

once again a lie per gulfport police department the dog was not even chained on my property he was on my moms property next door no where near my front door the chain is still where it was when he was shot and the blood stains are still where they are at sorry to bust ur bubble but he was nowhere by the house!!!!!!!!! u are welcome to come by and check it out 1816 20th street....please dont judge me ,my family or my dog marky ....yOU have no heart at all a dog is what u make him....if u train him to fight thats what he will do if you train him with love thats what he will do...nice try marky u probably run around killing ur neighbors animals...


If she is who she leads us to believe and is being truthful, the dog was chained next door, not even near her front door. So why kill the dog? Especially around little children?

Ever since the Waco massacre, it seems to be standard operating procedure for police to kill the dogs first no matter what the circumstances.

Also note from the story that the person police were seeking hasn’t lived at the home for three years. The search turned up no drugs or guns, and police left without making an arrest.


36 posted on 12/21/2011 9:30:22 AM PST by A. Patriot (Have we lost our Republic? Do the majority of Americans care?)
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I am so sick of reading these stories. Why doesn’t it stop? What can be done to MAKE it stop?

I will never call the police. I’d rather risk dealing with a burglar myself that probably won’t shoot my dog than a LEO that probably will. It is a disgrace.


40 posted on 12/27/2011 11:04:24 AM PST by publana (Beware the olive branch extended by a Dem for it disguises a clenched fist.)
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