Keeping Your Dog Safe from Law Enforcement - Page 13

Oh geez---this thread cannot stay on topic!   How about getting involved with your local police to devise ways to protect both officers and dogs???   

Easy, don't give them a reason to bust in. But then you have those mistakes and they bust into the wrong house and shoot the dog, call you the f word, treat you like criminals and then go oops.

Oh well it is what it is, when we allow it and set back and think it could never happen to us.  Look at the retired cop in California whos son was murdered by cops.

BTW, members want us to allow threads to go off topic and find there own way back. Didn't you get the memo?

How about getting involved with your local police to devise ways to protect both officers and dogs???   

Nahh, that would require some people to leave the safety of their keyboard.  It is so much easier to bash cops at every opportunity.  Some one else can do all the work while they sit back and criticize. 




 

What Slamdunk said.

OK, this is my last post to this thread .. I promise.

Beings the only Data Mining of these atrocities I've ever read on the internets is from people I know via the NPMSRP  .......  ....                                   so we pulled together a meeting last night to concider other options. Because we simply cannot do everything - right now we are investigating vote fraud on a nation wide scale. We all have real jobs and do online research as a hobby - the Vote Integrity involves alot of boots on the ground and travels in addition to our scheduled campaign Rallies and Events. But, this current Police State and murder of innocent animals and humans linger on our minds, especially the murders of our Veterans. 

It's been agreed on - we will fund and hire a full time professional statistical analysis and database miner for this Police and SWAT crimes. Our cost $62.00 per hour. We sent payment in advance after our meeting for a 40 hour week 8 month work period plus escrow. I expect nationwide raw data in about 8 months - then it will take another 4-8 for the peer review. After the peer review the statistics will be available online for the world to see.

The NPMSRP website http://www.injusticeeverywhere.com/ has been suspended and will continue after a transfer to new ownership. 

RIP Dogs.



 

True, it is so easy to criticize, especially when the critics have no experience in the field they are critiquing.  Makes me think of people who never had any children who tell parents how to raise kids.

Fair enough, I can agree with that.  Or perhaps, a change in department policy to issue CORRECTIVE action like UNPAID leave accompanied with a public APOLOGY, and perhaps a FINE?

Good ideas daryl.

ggturner

True, it is so easy to criticize, especially when the critics have no experience in the field they are critiquing.  Makes me think of people who never had any children who tell parents how to raise kids.

 

If someone shoots a child for screaming at them and moving towards them fast. Is it your opinion that we would need to seek out a parent to see if that is proper behavior. Thats seems like a silly position to me. I can absolutely tell you that using a shovel to reprimand your child is wrong. 

I also believe daryl's ideas are solid. I think Jims classes and then punitive action is a great idea. The consequences for shooting dogs automatically have to be raised dramatically. 

Back on Topic:

 

Harrisonburg Police Officer Accused of Killing Family Dog

http://www.whsv.com/news/headlines/Harrisonburg_Police_Officer_Accused_of_Killing_Family_Dog_150885025.html?ref=025

Topeka police officer shoots, kills dog

http://cjonline.com/news/2012-05-07/topeka-police-officer-shoots-kills-dog

Oh, and additionally a number of hours of mandatory REPEAT TRAINING.  Yes, I believe if there are CONSEQUENCES that affect the officer's involved, there would be a dramatic drop in the suspected incidences where it can truly be helped, where the shootings are needless and voluntary, where alternative actions are present.

Fortunately, LEO's shooting dogs has never been a problem that I'm aware of in my surrounding communities.  A dog is more likely to be shot for harassing livestock or chasing wild game where I live, not a common occurance, and I'd imagine mostly the undisputed responsibility of the dog owner.  And if the owner is present at the time, it isn't legal to shoot a dog for chasing animals.  The opportunity exists for the handler to get their dog under control.