Sure it's Crazy to leave your dog or cat in a car , in warm and hot weather ...

This PO  ,has done alot of good in the past ,   , " Should we forget his good deads in the past " ? 

 So for him to loose his job ,, is crazy  ,,, " What about his wife and kids  "  ,,

Maybe he has PTSD , Stress from the wife ,, stress from the kids ,, stress paying his morgage and bills  , 

Sure he make a very big mistake for cooking his dog  ,,

What about the healthy dogs getting put down evey minute ? 

 

 

Those monitors don't work when the vehicle engine is turned off.
The computer system I referred to is the human brain...besides, killing a police k9 is a felony, same as killing a human cop, is it not? So why are the cops who are so negligent as to kill their own k9 partner not being prosecuted?

How many more times should the law turn a blind eye to negligent cops who let their dogs die inside a hot car? Of course they should be held accountable, lose their jobs and get some jail time with the stipulation they should never again own a dog. They are felons and need to be threated like felons. Enough is enough.....I doubt Gustav or Slam et al have ever left their dogs locked inside a hot car for hours. They have too much common sense and appreciation for their dogs.

Lanhua, in answer to your question--yes. 

Yes, killing the dog that was entrusted to him, that has probably saved this officer's life a time or two, whose well-being should have been as important to him as his own life, that DOES negate every single good thing that person has done in their entire career...hell, maybe their entire life.

There. Is. NO. Excuse. NONE. That dog not only died, it died in an awful manner...when a being dies from hypothermia, the body shuts itself down and death comes in after consciousness is lost; when a being is killed from of hyperthermia, there's delirium, but the victim is aware of their agony for the majority of the time before the end comes.

So yeah. Killing his partner does cancel out anything he's ever done that was good.

At the end of the day its a very sad story ...

Lets say if a 5-O PDB membor was the unlucky one , on that day  ... That hit the Unlucky Jackpot ...

Would we , You , Me  ..... Be calling off  ,  with his or hers head ?

Being sent to the Slammer or Monkey House  ? 

Wishing someone to be raped ,, Realy takes the biscuit  ,,, " What about innocent until proven guilty "   ?

What about if ,  it was the other way around  ,   Zane hit the unlucky jackpot that day  ...

Would Cpl Williams family and friends  be calling for Zane head ?  

 

I agree with Lanhua.

This is absolutely tragic, and I do hope he is prosecuted. However, wishing him to be raped and "off with his head", that is ridiculous.

 

Lanhua, in the US we take dogs dying in hot police cars seriously and hold the offending officer responsible.  It might be different in China/Asia. I assume that is where you live? If so, do police officers there use dogs and are they subject to certain rules about the way they handle and treat those dogs?

I don't think Lanhua was suggesting the officer to not be held responsible. I believe he/she was referring to the fact of people wishing him death and to be raped.

To clarify, these are called metaphors/analogies and are not meant to be taken literally.....

Off with his head

 

Meaning

Literal meaning. That is, 'chop off his head'. It is now usually used humorously as a means of mildly reproaching someone.

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Why do we use the name "Bubba" to refer to a cellmate in jail that is big and muscular?

Example: If you don't stop breaking the law, you will be locked up in jail sharing a cell with the biggest Bubba anyone can imagine.

Why do we use "Bubba" to refer to the big dude?  
 

Best Answer:  It's synonymous with someone with a low intelligence and most people assume smart people stay out of prison.
 
 

 

I do tend to take things literally.

As far as the posts insinuating he is not going to be prosecuted, perhaps you all should go back and read the article. The investigation is not over yet, no where does it state he is not going to be prosecuted.