Heartbreaking video of a Man confronting cops, after his dog was shot(VIDEO)

[Cranny6670]

You gotta feel the range and emotion of this man whose innocent dog was shot by a vile and EVIL COP


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQKlyujGrtw

For relevance, it's from 0:36-4:40. Rest is when the camera is put down, and more talk.

Notes:
This is the original situation in which an evil pig went into the mans property and shot the guy's dog.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...dead-yard.html


Worst part is that you have the vile and evil miscers who will defend this dumb cops actions and put every excuse in the book to make the dog owner, the fault of the crime. Pig defenders truly make me sick.

[pleomorphic]

utah sucks

[Cranny6670]

bump

[spatchcock]

fuking ******* of course any dog worth his salt will threaten an intruder what the fuk. walk the fuk away its a fuking dog

stupid fukin ******* cop makes my blood boil

for reference, this is a weimaraner, the dude's breed of dog. had one growing up, can confirm they are fuking gorgeous dogs

[Cranny6670]

phukin pigs man. Got no respect for them.

[Cranny6670]

trigger happy police scum are truly the worst

[JorgeZimmermen]

phuk that pussy cop that shot the dog and left... you could tell the two officers there felt bad but they couldn't do anything about it but take the heat

[Vincented]

Fuark those cops who were being questioned were like "fuk we dun goof'd" and they knew it too


edit: the real ******* is the cop that shot the dog and left ...

[_Ishy]

I'm sure a gun shot in the air or something would scare it. Fkn kunt.

[Cranny6670]

bro, did you steal this topic from CE? I saw it word for word stolen from there lol.

I'm Xeedy on CE.

[386dmnd]

fuk id be devastated, dog looks like such a bro

wait did anyone else hear about this chit

Earlier this week a second Baltimore police officer was suspended in a shocking case in which he and another cop allegedly slit a dog's throat. Owner Sarah Gossard said her dog Nala went missing and she had been trying to track the Shar-Pei down.

in same article

[DaGreasyItalian]

WOW what a phucking *******. Scared of a Weimaraner???? HAHAHA and of course the ******* cop left so he couldn't face the owner looking him in the eyes....

People can defend cops all they want...but cops NOW are NOT what they use to be...

[memcop]

Things are much more complex than just 'murdering' a dog. Looks like both surprised each other and the dog did what dogs do on their own property. Many of you will never be tasked with searching for small children or other people. Unfortunately things like this will happen in a course of an officers duty. Feel bad for the dog and the owner, sad situation. No one comes to work looking to shoot any dogs or people but it happens.

[MATTTHESURFER]

This is bad, but the worst was when the cops killed that homeless guy for no reason

[CheekyCnt]

US culture is to blame, trigger happy as ****.

In aus, this wouldnt happen because one cops dont carry a gun and two they arent trained to shoot first.

[BuschBacon]

I know a cop who would be strung the phuck up and tortured if that ever happened to me


Id happily stand trial if i got caught and be a legend in the prison system.

[BillBillson]

What kind if any training to cops now-a-days? , personally I had to deal with a situation where two cops(rcmp) walked on to my neighbours yard for no reason and had their guns pointed at the dog ready to shoot until I yelled dont shoot. They later confessed to me that they were going to shoot the dog and had I not shown up despite them having no reason to be on the property.

[BuschBacon]

Things are much more complex than just 'murdering' a dog. Looks like both surprised each other and the dog did what dogs do on their own property. Many of you will never be tasked with searching for small children or other people. Unfortunately things like this will happen in a course of an officers duty. Feel bad for the dog and the owner, sad situation. No one comes to work looking to shoot any dogs or people but it happens.

Dog murdering sympathizer.

Cops have tasers, asps, pepper spray. Any would have done the trick in making the dog concede during and altercation.

Also why the phuck would a child be in a backyard anyway with a dog and the dog not biting it, if the dog is as bad as YOU make it out to be.


Negged for being a ****.

I wouldnt mind stringing you up and torturing you a bit. Maybe start with a little waterboarding and get that mind phuck going first.


2nd rate *******.

[Steven07]

Things are much more complex than just 'murdering' a dog. Looks like both surprised each other and the dog did what dogs do on their own property. Many of you will never be tasked with searching for small children or other people. Unfortunately things like this will happen in a course of an officers duty. Feel bad for the dog and the owner, sad situation. No one comes to work looking to shoot any dogs or people but it happens.

Do cops not have to get permission to search for someone on private property? Not flaming, seriously asking.

[broboma2012]

Things are much more complex than just 'murdering' a dog. Looks like both surprised each other and the dog did what dogs do on their own property. Many of you will never be tasked with searching for small children or other people. Unfortunately things like this will happen in a course of an officers duty. Feel bad for the dog and the owner, sad situation. No one comes to work looking to shoot any dogs or people but it happens.

if you were just talking with your cop buddies you would be saying "________ shot a dog. what a fuking moron! that guy is so incompetent!" the burden of PR though...

[memcop]

Dog murdering sympathizer.

Cops have tasers, asps, pepper spray. Any would have done the trick in making the dog concede during and altercation.

Also why the phuck would a child be in a backyard anyway with a dog and the dog not biting it, if the dog is as bad as YOU make it out to be.


Negged for being a ****.

I wouldnt mind stringing you up and torturing you a bit. Maybe start with a little waterboarding and get that mind phuck going first.


2nd rate *******.

internet tough guy detected lol

if you were just talking with your cop buddies you would be saying "________ shot a dog. what a fuking moron! that guy is so incompetent!" the burden of PR though...

possibly depends on what happened

I cannot gather all the facts here. I'm not saying he was wrong or right all I'm saying is that **** like this can happen and it's unfortunate. I got three dogs that I love dearly I understand both sides very clearly.

[memcop]

Do cops not have to get permission to search for someone on private property? Not flaming, seriously asking.

outside? No not at all. It's actually considered public to an extent

[poonpounder311]

Is this the same story that had a 20+ thread last week where the parents called the cops for a missing kid and they ended up finding the kid in their own house....

Also interested in the reply to the question above....I leave my dogs in the back yard when I'm away because surprise, its MY back yard and the dogs are secure back there. If a cop decided to hop my fence and then shot my dog I'd flip the fuk out. Can the cop just come uninvited into my back yard without cause? I can see if they saw the kid in the back yard, or heard a bunch of noise like the dogs were attacking something but not just hopping the fence to look around. Also shouldn't the cop have been prepaired for something like this? Maybe have a taser out in case theres a dog in a strange back yard. I mean there's so many things that should have happened to prevent this dog from getting shot.

[Vincented]

brahs, wouldn't it be an interesting plot twists if a few weeks from now they end up finding the lost child chained up in that guy's basement?

Someone should make a law and order episode about this.

Nah bro you'll find out that the kid was locked up inside the guy's basement, but within the last five minutes of the episode they'll reveal that one of the cops in the video of the OP was secretly the gay abusive lover of the dog owner and controllig everything from behind the scenes.

[Steven07]

outside? No not at all. It's actually considered public to an extent

I guess that varies from state to state? I think you are legally ok to shoot someone in TX if they are on your property even if they're outside (granted, you have to feel like they are threating your life). So, I would think that in a state like TX, that isn't considered public property?

[L0000m35]

Going to gym now to rage lift.

Not b4 hugging my pup.

Phuck pigs man.

[Fudgepacker]

Things are much more complex than just 'murdering' a dog. Looks like both surprised each other and the dog did what dogs do on their own property. Many of you will never be tasked with searching for small children or other people. Unfortunately things like this will happen in a course of an officers duty. Feel bad for the dog and the owner, sad situation. No one comes to work looking to shoot any dogs or people but it happens.

Not sure if serious. Negged with dem grays.

[Flexish]

Tougher than you dipchit cops who think because you have a badge and a gun it gives you carte blanch to do whatever you want, whenever, however


and then to say "it happens" as a means to defend yourselves when something goes awry. IF i was the guy i would have went in my house, grabbed my gun, and shot all those phucking cops (you included) that were standing there


I pray for the day a dipchit cop messes with the wrong crazy phucker and gets whats comin to him. That includes you if you think something like this is ok or you are put in a similar situation and phuck up like this cock muncher did.


Memcop is survived by his cock gobbling sloot of a wife

and his supreme gentleman child.

*******.

What the hell is your problem? You already stated your peace, it's a sad situation. But why are you taking this situation so personally?

[Durg]

US culture is to blame, trigger happy as ****.

In aus, this wouldnt happen because one cops dont carry a gun and two they arent trained to shoot first.

Pls go. Our cops do carry guns, and I don't think US cops would be trained to shoot first.

This was a case of a chit human being being a chit human being with the most tragic part being they wore a uniform that says they're there to protect.

Firing the cop isn't enough. RIP dogbro

[memcop]

I guess that varies from state to state? I think you are legally ok to shoot someone in TX if they are on your property even if they're outside (granted, you have to feel like they are threating your life). So, I would think that in a state like TX, that isn't considered public property?

Sure individual state law applies to citizenry I'm speaking of federal precedent and police authority. Powers of access etc. police can for the most part access your property outside of your house especially in this instance of looking for the child.