Police arrest man for filming raid, then shoot his dog in front of him

[Geor!]

WTF does that have to do with it?

Just assumed the superior training they learned in the military would carry over to support the inferior training the academy offers.

[03trubluGT]

Just assumed the superior training they learned in the military would carry over to support the inferior training the academy offers.

Nice one!

[hustleman]

So you don't know if he's armed but you know you and your friends are. Explain how you're not a threat to him.

Did i miss something? Wasn't the civilian the one antagonizing the officers? You act as if the officers showed up to this area for no reason and started shit with random people. I can see your point if police just rolled up jumped out and rushed this guy. That is how police are not a threat to him. Any reasonable person can see that this guy want start shit with police and in return he got what he wanted.

[Forever_frost]

Could you imagine the outrage if an officer walked up and headshot that dog to put it down?

Could you imagine how cops would react if I reacted like this to their dog? I felt threatened by that K9 so I shot it. I'm free to go, right?

[Forever_frost]

Did i miss something? Wasn't the civilian the one antagonizing the officers? You act as if the officers showed up to this area for no reason and started shit with random people. I can see your point if police just rolled up jumped out and rushed this guy. That is how police are not a threat to him. Any reasonable person can see that this guy want start shit with police and in return he got what he wanted.

Antagonizing someone isn't illegal. Arresting someone without them breaking a law is. What LAW did he break? Police aren't a threat to him? They arrested him and shot his dog because he was yelling at them. Hell, I didn't shoot someone who bounced a brick off my kevlar.

Is it reasonable to arrest someone who is merely yelling? Would the officers still be in the right if he had another animal on the leash? A cocker spaniel maybe? What animal is it okay for me to have with me when I criticize governmental agents?

[03trubluGT]

Could you imagine how cops would react if I reacted like this to their dog? I felt threatened by that K9 so I shot it. I'm free to go, right?

Were you in a place that you had a legal right to occupy and were you not engaged in criminal activity? Was the dog uncontrolled and you had a legitimate fear?

I would not have a problem with it.


You have an uncontrollable habit of presenting the absolute worst scenarios.

[talisman]

You have an uncontrollable habit of presenting the absolute worst scenarios.

[03trubluGT]

I've wondered where you have been.....

[Forever_frost]

Were you in a place that you had a legal right to occupy and were you not engaged in criminal activity? Was the dog uncontrolled and you had a legitimate fear?

I would not have a problem with it.


You have an uncontrollable habit of presenting the absolute worst scenarios.

Not really. It's one law for officers and another for citizens. He had a legal right to be there, he had a legal right to be able to say anything he felt like. His dog was in his control until the officers intervened. Yelling is not a crime. Walking your dog isn't a crime. Yelling while walking your dog isn't a crime. A cop being annoyed because you're running your head doesn't make it a crime.

So, things being equal (man and dog had a legal right to be there and not engaged in a criminal activity) and I exercise illegal arrest (no crime committed) on the man and feel threatened by the K9, you're cool with me shooting the dog right? I mean, I feel threatened and just because I laid hands on his owner doesn't give the dog a right to come at me, right?

[crapstang]

Could you imagine the outrage if an officer walked up and headshot that dog to put it down?

After it ran at them or beforehand? Before, yes, that would be an absolute outrage.
Though they did bring the dog upon them by detaining an innocent man, shooting it in the head after wounding it would have been the right thing to do.

[talisman]

I've wondered where you have been.....

Apparently you've been at the liquor store making posts like that.

[Zfan]

that dumbass killed his own fucking dog, what an idiot


purposely fucking with the cops and then leaving your dog unsecured in a car with open windows is just asking for trouble. the only one i feel bad for is the dog

X2

[Zfan]

If the guy wouldn't have made it a point to video and challenge the officers by asking them "where the black cops at?" and then claiming this was a "civil rights violation", then nothing would have happened.

I have no idea why he was arrested, but laws vary from state to state.

Contrary to what nutjob Stevo says, the officers did NOT assault the black guy.

The dog did attack, so I'm not going to crucify the shoot.

This ALL boils down to the guy poking the lion in the cage. Again.

How many times have we seen this happen? Play stupid games...

They never learn, stupid is as stupid does!

[03trubluGT]

Not really. It's one law for officers and another for citizens. He had a legal right to be there, he had a legal right to be able to say anything he felt like. His dog was in his control until the officers intervened. Yelling is not a crime. Walking your dog isn't a crime. Yelling while walking your dog isn't a crime. A cop being annoyed because you're running your head doesn't make it a crime.

So, things being equal (man and dog had a legal right to be there and not engaged in a criminal activity) and I exercise illegal arrest (no crime committed) on the man and feel threatened by the K9, you're cool with me shooting the dog right? I mean, I feel threatened and just because I laid hands on his owner doesn't give the dog a right to come at me, right?

Well, if you want to get down to it.....

He was walking in the roadway (ticket)

He was badgering officers and engaging them. Contrary to what you believe, you can't just say "anything" you want. You can't yell "fire" in a theater when there is no fire, you can't make threats, you can't distract an officer from his job, etc.......

Apparently, by Kalifornia law, his actions were an offense and therefore arrestable.

But, no explanation is going to satisfy you, because you've devoted your entire life to questioning and criticizing authority.

Apparently you've been at the liquor store making posts like that.

No sir. I've had 2 mojitos in the last few months. I'm not a drinker.

[Forever_frost]

Well, if you want to get down to it.....

He was walking in the roadway (ticket)

He was badgering officers and engaging them. Contrary to what you believe, you can't just say "anything" you want. You can't yell "fire" in a theater when there is no fire, you can't make threats, you can't distract an officer from his job, etc.......

Apparently, by Kalifornia law, his actions were an offense and therefore arrestable.

But, no explanation is going to satisfy you, because you've devoted your entire life to questioning and criticizing authority.



No sir. I've had 2 mojitos in the last few months. I'm not a drinker.

I love that argument. Can't yell fire in a theater. Why? It's private property not because you don't have the freedom to do so. You're on private property, you abide by their rules, that's why I can't carry in an establishment with 30-06 signs. If one guy yelling distracts those officers, they need another job.

Everyone should question authority. How else would it be held accountable if everyone accepted anything someone with a badge or office said was law?