[Valpal1]

If the deceased had in fact recently fired his gun, then the police dog was able to smell the residue and may have in fact alerted his handler to it.

[muawiyah]

Think that one through. If the guy had been firing his gun then you don’t want him to fire it again, right?

[dragnet2]

All that crap don't matter If the deceased had in fact recently fired his gun, then the police dog was able to smell the residue and may have in fact alerted his handler to it.

All that crap don't matter. This below does.

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>>>Harper said the dog's handler and another officer, both in uniform, were driving on Arlington Avenue in a marked police car to respond to a report of shots fired when they spotted Justin Jackson. They stopped because they believed he was carrying a gun, the chief said.<<<

>>>"The suspect had his hand under his shirt. When the officer told him to show his hand, (Jackson) pulled out a gun," Harper said.<<

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The other poster shooting off their mouth should do this below:

Call the cops and report a man with a gun or shots fired...Then go stand out there with your hand under your shirt when they pull up and when they tell ya to show your hands, refuse and see what happens.