The owner was cited for having an unleashed, unattended dog.
"So we now have to go to court because they shot our dog," Cullifer's girlfriend, Elizabeth Runkle, told Channel 2. Unbelieveable, the address is no longer valid, dog shot..Atypical
To: moonshinner_09
Agreed that the owner should be cited.
However, I just don’t understand all these stories about cops shooting dogs. Haven’t they ever heard of pepper spray?
2 posted on
12/30/2010 9:35:28 AM PST by
Artemis Webb
(What, if not a bagel and coffee, confirms the existence of a just and loving God?)
To: moonshinner_09
When in doubt, shoot the dog.
3 posted on
12/30/2010 9:36:40 AM PST by
rahbert
To: moonshinner_09
"his 45-pound lab mix,"
Small (Lab) dog, no barking, no barring of teeth, no growling, just "charging". No dog biscuit either.
"Stop, or I'll shoot". To serve (summons) and protect (oneself).
5 posted on
12/30/2010 9:38:46 AM PST by
Paladin2
To: moonshinner_09
Sorry, don’t buy the cops’ story.
7 posted on
12/30/2010 9:44:53 AM PST by
Nachum
(The complete Obama list at www.nachumlist.com)
To: moonshinner_09
"The dog was unattended, unleashed, in an open gravel field." "
I would have shot it to, under these stated circumstances..
8 posted on
12/30/2010 9:50:48 AM PST by
joe fonebone
(The House has oversight of the Judiciary...why are the rogue judges not being impeached?)
To: moonshinner_09
Cops have always had to deal with dogs, but the rash of cops shooting dogs on sight is a recent phenomenon.
10 posted on
12/30/2010 10:09:28 AM PST by
marron
To: moonshinner_09
PWIAG
13 posted on
12/30/2010 10:30:21 AM PST by
starlifter
(Pullum sapit)
To: moonshinner_09
“Charging”. He’s using that word deliberately. They want to portray the dog as a threat. It’s why he didn’t say “running”.
Pepper spray is a bitch. Just a offhand whiff is really bad. NOw with a dog with a much more sensitive nose...?
The officer also may not have much experience around dogs. I have from my own experience never met a golden retriever that was a vicious attack dog. They are overly friendly to strangers.
I understand not wanting to get bit/attacked by someone’s dog. I’d pepper spray the dog if I felt in danger. Most sprays police would carry can shoot 20-25 feet.
14 posted on
12/30/2010 10:51:27 AM PST by
Secret Agent Man
(I'd like to tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.)
To: moonshinner_09
A 40 lb Lab, Terrier mix. Sounds like a real hell hound to me.
If a cop can’t handle a dog like that, he has no business on the force. He’s a coward and a danger to himself and others.
15 posted on
12/30/2010 10:59:11 AM PST by
edge10
(Obama lied, babies died!)
To: moonshinner_09
And as usual, the LEO shooter is allowed to go unnamed, and the AJC lacks the journalistic cojones to do any digging on the matter.
16 posted on
12/30/2010 11:28:11 AM PST by
Elwood P. Doud
(America, you voted for a negro socialist with an Islamic name - so why act surprised?)
To: moonshinner_09
If you know anyone in the LEO community, you should know there is a dog-killing culture that has existed for many years. Some of them just get off on it. Plus, it's far less paperwork than shooting a person. There is a significant number of “good” cops who don't participate, but conveniently look the other way.
26 posted on
12/30/2010 12:23:36 PM PST by
Niteranger68
(I am in the party of "HELL NO"!)
To: moonshinner_09
A freaking labrador? He shot a labrador? I’ve never seen nor heard of a vicious lab.....and I used to work in an Animal Shelter.
There is either a detail missing, or the officer put a dog down that was as much threat as a Chihuahua.
29 posted on
12/30/2010 12:49:35 PM PST by
Salvavida
(The restoration of the U.S.A. starts with filling the pews at every Bible-believing church.)
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