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I admit dog may have been dangerous but deadly force was unnecessary

/wipsoutpitchfork



I'm seriously getting sick of police officers, even if the minority of them cause the problem

They certainly do seem quite happy to pull out the gun and shoot any chance they get. As if that dog posed a threat to their lives. They knew the situation was it was just trying to protect its owner, it was even hesitant to attack at first. Even stopped to sniff the ground, it probably only attacked after all because they were so damn scared and hostile towards it. And like all those other shots were necessary? Bet they would of done the same thing to a poodle.

I saw this earlier and didn't click and I wish I didn't here -.-. I read not to long ago about a cop shooting stray kittens in front of kids as well, i'm not sure if that was actually here or not >.>.

I guess the pigs were afraid the dog wanted some bacon.
As usual, I'm disgusted by these so called "cops".

A. I fcking hate those f4ggots who are recording everything the police is doing. I see them here in Holland as well and I always have to resist the urge to punch them right in their fcking face. It is annoying as fck when someone is standing in front of you with a camera and is recording everything you do when there is no reason at all to record it. He was annoying the police officers on purpose and wanted to look cool in front of the people standing there. He made this happen, he shouldn't have acted like a 15-year old douchebag. Now don't get me wrong, I am thankful to God we don't have those messed up ''police officers'' you have in the U.S. over here, but this douchebag was asking for it. Next time, remember not to annoy people when they are doing their job. If he wanted to film them, he should have standed where that other annoying f4ggot was standing who recorded this film.

B. It's a fcking dog, get over it.

I'm sorry, call me whatever you want but I am just going to drop my opinion. I'm with the cops side.
This guy came out from nowhere, from somewhere, with his car and dog. He had NOTHING to do. He wasn't even walking by, he was on his freaking car. He just stopped, hop down with his dog, and started to douchbaggery the situation like "I gon' film these n*ggas" like he had the right to do. Even if he had it, he would become a suspect for just moron-in around. He was interfering with the police job, imo.

Then, okay, a dog trying to defend his owner. We know dogs are loyal and shit. Don't get me wrong, I love animals and this is really sad. It's true, the police shouldn't shot, but hey, they are animals, and that dog was going to attack just to defend his owner, just like he probably teach him. To avoid further attacks, plus the (assuming) low professionalism from this cop, he reacted to his own defense with the weapon he ALWAYS carries.

At the end, the guy who just got in the scene is the culprit. He didn't belong there, he came at the wrong moment, he tried to overcome the police and even take evidence...

Alright, blame the police for not putting any perimeter. Let the mothers and their kids join the scene as well as this douchbag, to worsen the situation. They all die, and who's the culprit? The police. But who's dead? The rest. C'mon, they also need common sense, no need to depend on what police do. This dude certainly had no sense at all by being present there. He was looking for it, imo, and the consequences are what it seems.

He probably was at fault, and the consequences should of been an arrest, but I think there was no need to shoot the dog.

I dont see what the issue here was. The dog was attacking, they initially hesitated to shoot the dog, but once the dog lunged at the police officer for the second time and put his safety at risk he simply defended himself with the tools he had. Sure, the dog was just "protecting his owner" but a police officer can't let themselves be severely hurt just the save the life of the dog. At what point is it acceptable to defend yourself? Once it's already got one of the officers by the arm and has already caused damage? Do you expect him to simply let it bite him? If you kick the dog it will just make it more enraged, a gun is a simply way to ensure it wont hurt the officer. It's sad, don't get me wrong (I had to turn away as soon as I saw them shooting and I closed the video afterwards, its not something I wanted to see) but in my eyes I don't see anything inherently wrong with their decision.

I know how loyal a dog can be and I know what they will do to protect their owners (my 50kg german Shepard/Rottwheiler showed me first hand when it attacked our neighbour). If he didn't defend himself there was an incredibly high risk that the police officer would of been severely hurt.

I would most certainly punch you in the face if you were filming me in the same annoying way this guy was doing it. And I would shoot your dog too.

Such a Scumbag! Seriously... killing his dog.. is clearly an "overreaction"
Btw: It's NOT Just a dog!

Shit step back guys, tough guy alert. Anyone who thinks shooting the dog was necessary is clearly fcked in the head. So many police officers around and the dog didn't even pose a serious threat and yet it was shot without hesitation. Dont give me that bullshit about them being in harm...what the fck can 1 dog do against 5 humans?

Though a dog isn't as big a deal, this is still farked up.

Don't speak on people video taping cops, atleast here in the US you have the full right to video tape all interactions with law enforcement. It keeps the power hungry douchebags in check.

I think they couldve uncuffed the owner and have him restrain the dog .... Thats easy for me to say sitting here but formulating such a response on the spot and is not necessarily obvious, one of those things you gain with experience.

You all also need to stfu, endangering a human being for an animal wired to protect is dumb....

Actually, It's a big deal.

Yes.

I don't understand what you people expect the officer to do. Is he supposed to just let the dog attack him? I'm sure if I was in that situation I would do the same thing. Why would I let an animal harm me if I have a means to defend myself?

Same with some celebrities saying they don't want to be a role model when they do some stupid ass shit. Being and getting famous has different forms, every cop has made the decision themselves to become one and thus have to deal with everything that is expected from them by the society. It's not like they joined the law enforcement at age 5 when there is only good and evil and the police is considered to be thoroughly good.



I said as big a deal. (In comparison to a human.)


At first I was like "an actual vid of a dog being shot on YT?", but then I realised that only applies to humans.

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Lol, he's gonna have some fun. Just like the guy that killed all the kittens. Cops have got to learn at some point if you kill animals people will make your life hell.

The dog Just wants to get to it's owner.. and whynot. eh?
The dog isn't doing anything threatening... the cop approaches him and then
he goes into trigger happy Farking mode.

You're all overreacting, the damn dog was attacking them. Same thing happens to me? You're damn right I'm going to shoot the dog.

Wait wat

If you watch the video again, you will see the dog isn't simply "trying to get to it's owner". Around 3:16, the dog approaches the police officers and they choose not to shoot it. They back off and so does the dog. It hasn't attacked and, thus, not approaching a serious threat. But at 3:21 the dog lunges at the police officer and that is when he shoots. The dog showed its intentions to attack and while it was only "defending it's owner", the police officers were simply defending themselves.


Have you ever seen a dog attack someone? I've owned 2 pure bred rottweilers and a german shepard/rottweiler (based on appearance i dare say it's a pure bred rottweiler in this video). This breed of dog is incredibly powerful and their bite can cause serious damage. It wouldn't be safe to try and pin down the dog with sheer force and doing so would put them at risk. Once it leaped forward at them they had to make an immediate decision to protect their fellow officer from attack.

Defending a police officer who choose to protect his fellow officers safety? Dam, I must have mental issues.


Yeah I don't think uncuffing the man was realistically plausible. They whole event unfolded in about 8 seconds and during the entire incident their focus was on watching the dogs actions. As soon as the dog lept they didn't really have time to uncuff the man because the officer was already in imminent danger. It's easy to play armchair police officer and speculate about what they should have done, but when you're in that kind of scenario your first instinct if self defense.

Tbh I don't think the guy needed to be arrested in the first place, unless he was calling slurs at them or something. He was pretty cooperative when they were shackling them..

Well, I don't entirely agree. The officers threatened the dog.
Seriously, It looks like the officer... wanted to kick the dog
and the dog was only defending himself. "Not Aggressive" in any way.

This, he wasn't really interfering with their work and was still quite a distance away. It's unfortunate the officer didn't have a taser in his hand instead. I guess it was kind of a reflex to shoot it. And now he's gonna get so much hate for killing a dog. I don't think there should be so much freaking out over a dog (I had a dog once and he was poisoned by someone and had to be put down, then again I'm not so much of a dog person). But I feel bad for the owner though, it was painful to watch the vid.

I don't see there being any right way to deal with this case though.

But we should. Ain't nothing wrong with that.
Well, the police could have handled things better.

Blackfox, you're an idiot, do us all a favor and remove yourself from the forums.