Teen in trouble for taunting law's top dog

Toledo Blade ^ | 22 February 2003 | RYAN E. SMITH

[FLdeputy]

Now that was a great post! In reference to your IMO, I couln't agree with you more. Have fun at work.

[apackof2]

Apology accepted
However for future reference no woman likes being called or being compared to a b****

[Thinkin' Gal]

I thought this thread was going to be about a kid being charged for hate speech... insulting McGruff.

"Take a bite out of the Constitution."

[Ches]

Thank you for accepting my apology. Your choice of words struck me as very humorous and it was the type of response that people who know me would easily accept as a joke. Not so with someone I don't know. Hopefully this exchange will save others from my bizarre sense of humor as I have learned a valuable lesson, embarrassment notwithstanding.

[mg39]

You are absolutely right. I'm sure the cat was terrified, and as you pointed out, the dog was incited for no reason other than to amuse this jack-off.

[apackof2]

Your choice of words struck me as very humorous

Do you remember Johhny Carson?
His "Great Car-see-ni" character would phase things like that..."May a .......

[fnord]

actually, one of your points could be taken seriously.

If this dog is so easily riled by a punk with a cat, perhaps he lacks the proper training and discipline, and is a danger to other members of the public also.

Cops are trained to, while on duty, refrain from reacting to insults, taunts, etc. If the dog is considered an officer, it should be held to the same standard, no?