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

[Forever_frost]

You can be detained for posing a safety threat to the officers and operation scene.

As a matter of fact you can be detained for a crime on reasonable suspicion not probable cause.

So you can detain me (prevent me from leaving in cuffs which is arrest) for yelling at you? Interesting. How is me yelling posing a safety threat?

[hustleman]

So you can detain me (prevent me from leaving in cuffs which is arrest) for yelling at you? Interesting. How is me yelling posing a safety threat?

The big Rottweiler is a threat. The unknown of him have a pistol on his person or in his vehicle while he is showing hostility towards officers on an operation. Cuffing does not mean arrest. Just as quick as the cuffs go on they can be taken off. The police did not go to him, he came to the police.

[bcoop]

ur fukkin hard core maaaaaaaaaaaaan!

I didn't say that. But, I've never in my life felt threatened by a dog.


I also said I understand why they shot him when he tried to bite him. My whole point is that the JBT's never should have been fucking with that guy in the first place

[Rick Modena]

I didn't say that. But, I've never in my life felt threatened by a dog.

Matt would disagree with you. You see he was bitten in the ass by a stinkin ass dog.

[hustleman]

I didn't say that. But, I've never in my life felt threatened by a dog.


I also said I understand why they shot him when he tried to bite him. My whole point is that the JBT's never should have been fucking with that guy in the first place

Hmmmm or maybe the idiot shouldn't of fucked with the police on an operation in the first place. If that doesn't happen then the police don't have to acknowledge his presence and deal with him.

[bcoop]

Matt would disagree with you. You see he was bitten in the ass by a stinkin ass dog.

Probably a chihuahua.

[Rick Modena]

Probably a chihuahua.

Yeah, I always wondered why we never got the Chihuahuas side of the story...

[bcoop]

Hmmmm or maybe the idiot shouldn't of fucked with the police on an operation in the first place. If that doesn't happen then the police don't have to acknowledge his presence and deal with him.

Or maybe you maroons let the power go to your head, and can't stand anyone questioning your actions and motives. Nah, that has never happened. Ever.


Stupidity is still legal in America, not that I agree with it, but it is. Get over yourself.

[Rick Modena]

Hmmmm or maybe the idiot shouldn't of fucked with the police on an operation in the first place. If that doesn't happen then the police don't have to acknowledge his presence and deal with him.

How is he fucking with a police operation? He's not crossing over the yellow tape line? And as Bcoop already stated, being stupid isn't a crime...yet.

[hustleman]

How is he fucking with a police operation? He's not crossing over the yellow tape line? And as Bcoop already stated, being stupid isn't a crime...yet.

Yelling and distracting them from their focus isn't fucking with the operation? You're right it isn't a crime but a safety issue, so the police dealt with it.

[Rick Modena]

Yelling and distracting them from their focus isn't fucking with the operation? You're right it isn't a crime but a safety issue, so the police dealt with it.

They (cops) weren't doing shit. Just standing around from the looks of it.

[hustleman]

Or maybe you maroons let the power go to your head, and can't stand anyone questioning your actions and motives. Nah, that has never happened. Ever.


Stupidity is still legal in America, not that I agree with it, but it is. Get over yourself.

Question all you want. Just do it appropriately and this type of stuff won't happen. It's internet tough guys like you that feel the need to poke your nose where it doesn't belong.

[hustleman]

They (cops) weren't doing shit. Just standing around from the looks of it.

It's called a perimeter. Objective is to not let anything inside out or outside in. Tough to focus on the house if you have some disgruntled dude with a huge dog yelling at you for no reason.

[Rick Modena]

It's called a perimeter. Objective is to not let anything inside out or outside in. Tough to focus on the house if you have some disgruntled dude with a huge dog yelling at you for no reason.

The perimeter was secured, he never went past the police cruisers, nor did he approach the officers that were at least 50 yrds away. And it sounds like they said something to him and he started leaving, then they approached him and cuffed him up. The dog did what any dog (no matter size) and that was to protect his owner.
Also, if they can take the cuffs off and on, they should have let him secure his dog, instead of shooting it, and I don't even like big dogs.

[JC316]

You can be detained for posing a safety threat to the officers and operation scene.

As a matter of fact you can be detained for a crime on reasonable suspicion not probable cause.

I still don't see how he could be considered a safety threat when he wasn't shouting threats. The dog was on a leash and under the control of it's owner, so it shouldn't be a threat.

Again, reasonable suspicion. I saw no reason to suspect him of any crime.