Posted on 01/09/2026 3:41:04 AM PST by where's_the_Outrage?
CBS 17’s Greg Funderburg opened his report with the voice of grief, not politics. Paige Briggs told the station her family has been “sad,” and that there are “constant memories” of their dog all through the house.
Funderburg’s story centered on one fact that hit the family like a second loss: the Wake County deputy involved in the shooting is returning to work after the sheriff’s office finished its internal review.......
Funderburg reported that Paige Briggs was out of town for work when the incident happened. Her husband and their children had left home like normal, and hours later, the family says their world changed.
According to the Briggs family’s attorney, as summarized by Funderburg, a sheriff’s deputy came to the house to serve a civil summons. That detail matters, because a civil summons is paperwork, not a criminal warrant......
Instead, Bryan says the deputy called for more police, leading to what he described as “an army” of officers arriving and “circling the wagons.” Bryan claims officers then went through the home, garage, and backyard for around 40 minutes without notifying the owners, without permission, and without a warrant.
That’s the core accusation in Bryan’s presentation: even if the deputy believed something was wrong, Bryan argues the response turned into a long, uncontrolled search of a private home while the homeowners were absent and unaware.......
Greg Funderburg reported that Wake County’s sheriff’s office released a statement after completing its review. In the statement read in the CBS 17 report, the agency said that after a “thorough review of the surrounding circumstances,” the deputy involved would “remain employed,” and the office would move forward “responsibly” in service to the community.
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I saw some of the video of this a few days ago. Cop should be fired and the department sued. Bodycam not turned on and just walked right into the house. Of course the family dog is going to respond.
> Cop should be fired and the department sued. <
More than just that. If the story is true as reported, the cop should be arrested and prosecuted for a criminal act, breaking and entering.
Once again — STATE missing >
Wake County(Raleigh NC) is run by Democrats. Good luck getting justice.
This would appear to be Raleigh Durham.
Durham is in Durham County.
Raleigh is known for its corruption. Just watched a Netflix special on a murder trial there where the detectives, DA and medical examiner all cohooted to cover up and falsify autopsy results and evidence in that case. Raleigh is a hive of corruption it needs a good cleaning by outside IA and the alphabet boys fed boys to use national technical means to expose all the dirty cops, and judges too.
This is why you always have a civil rights attorney in your stable that can bring deprivation of right under the color of law at the federal level on them taking it out of state hands.
Thank you for posting this is in NORTH CAROLINA. near the capital.
I would guess the cop would have found his way into the bedroom and riffled through the panty drawers - of the husband of course. The other cops know he is dirty and they aren’t talking.
Bttt
Wonder what the dirty cop was really looking for? Does anyone know what the summons was supposedly for?
North Carolina is a weird place. You could not pay me to live there.
Cops are agents of the state. They are typically as good or as evil as the entity that pays them.
I find in Democrat areas, the Democrats consider them as “their cops” and they have a lot more leeway if they stay in their lane.
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Or even just trying to do right.
This, if as presented, is not right. And that the entire police department were on board with it that makes it far more troubling.
Because that is not one police officer going rouge.
That is a culture of corruption.
In this case, the officer deserves life in prison without parole.
Did deputy who shot and killed a Raleigh family’s dog violate their rights?
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