zerocool84
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- Nov 11, 2004
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Seeing as those smaller dogs are usually more aggressive than the larger dogs, plus you don't know what diseases the dog has.
Seeing as those smaller dogs are usually more aggressive than the larger dogs, plus you don't know what diseases the dog has.
Seeing as those smaller dogs are usually more aggressive than the larger dogs, plus you don't know what diseases the dog has.
I don't think he missed. There were two dogs in the clip.What the fuck kind of retarded cop is this that he missed a stationary target at that range? Jesus christ.
Another cop with terrible aim. Good god almighty. Three shots from 6 feet away and the dog was still standing. Also, the cop should go to prison for 10 years. Large, unable to fit man parts headed straight to his seat cushion.
Yeah I don't understand how there are so many cops with crappy aim. Do they go to the same gun school as storm troopers or something? :biggrin:
dogs in the video look bigger than 5 lbs...much bigger.
remember that seat that they strapped people down and dipped them in the water during the salem witch hunts?
even that is too good for this cop.
it was called dunking
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So I guess this depends on local and state laws but I was wondering if a person could defend their pet's lives in a situation like this?
It looks like a much larger dog than 5lbs to me. The video was taken out of context so I really don't think the calls for the officers head on a stick or even threatening his family are necessary. Cops have itchy trigger fingers but if dogs have been roaming around in the area terrorizing people...
That's what I thought although that's shitty quality video. I hope that the original is better quality if that's the bodycam the police are using.dogs in the video look bigger than 5 lbs...much bigger.
