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Didn’t watch. Can’t stomach anyone doing anything to a dog.
Cops are by their very nature some of the lowest forms of life.
I would play it down like he did me a favor. Then a few months later a would deep fry this faggot alive.
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I hate loose dogs in my yard but that is hardcore to shoot a small dog that wonders in your yard when your neighbors are doing yard work.
Glad the cop got fired but sounds like the neighbors aren’t letting it go
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They are brainwashed. They are on par now with one of the most brainwashed institutions on Earth, the military.
That’s why we are seeing more and more videos of police having no remorse with their actions when they are clearly in the wrong, just like in the above video when it was revealed that he killed the dog.
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Might I recall for you a documentary about a man that killed over 300 people, some of them with a pencil, because someone screwed with his dog?
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I would certainly have the urge for some biblical shit that they would make into a Lifetime TV Movie Event Of The Week afterwards.
“Hey Arod, what happened to his kid’s leg?”
“I ate it.”
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100%
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His name was Robert Paulson
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Why/how did the dog have a pellet gun?
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Because it’s ruff in the streets.
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Stop reducing groups of individuals into cliched stereotypes and judge others by their actions and the content of their character.
There are around 661,000 law enforcement officers in the United States (which is actually a significant reduction from previous years)
According to a Department of Justice report released in November of 2022,
88% reported that they were satisfied with the police response, with 93% saying they would be more or as likely to contact police again in the future.
Approximately 4% of residents experienced some type of police action during their most recent police-initiated or traffic accident-related contact, with 3% experiencing the threat or use of force. Overall use or threat of force (all encounters) or threat of force was two percent.
About 1% of U.S. residents experienced misconduct during their most recent contact with police.
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Do you even OG, bro?
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Cop fucked up, he wanted to scare the dog away and ended up killing it.
Jesus said “ This is my commandment: that you love each other as I have loved you. There is no greater love than this—that a man should lay down his life for his friends.” When you accept the responsibility of becoming a police officer you accept the duty to defend the priorities of life, which means putting innocent people above yourself. Police officers run towards life threatening danger every day and this is an absolutely indisputable fact. They risk leaving their kids without a parent for a person they don’t know because it’s the right thing to do. So as much as it’s fashionable to try to pervert what policing is and what it stands for, it’s still an incredible force for overwhelming good. The instance above isn’t a failure of policing, it’s a human failure. It’s a failure of compassion. It seems the anti police crowd wants to suggest that a lack of compassion is endemic in policing, but it’s rather the opposite. Statistics from the public demonstrate that policing is an incredibly positive thing in our communities and further proof of that abounds in the places who tried to defund and now find themselves desperately trying to maintain a semblance of social order as crime flourishes to record highs.
SSRI’s are the new LSD designed to create the perfect soldier that will have no emotional response to hinder their performance when following unethical, immoral orders, take unnecessary risks, the feeling of indestructibly, etc. until they snap.
Antidepressants increase the risk of suicide, violence and homicide at all ages
The FDA admitted in 2007 that SSRIs can cause madness at all ages and that the drugs are very dangerous; otherwise daily monitoring wouldn’t be needed: “Families and caregivers of patients should be advised to look for the emergence of such symptoms on a day-to-day basis, since changes may be abrupt” … “All patients being treated with antidepressants for any indication should be monitored appropriately and observed closely for clinical worsening, suicidality, and unusual changes in behavior, especially during the initial few months of a course of drug therapy, or at times of dose changes, either increases or decreases. The following symptoms, anxiety, agitation, panic attacks, insomnia, irritability, hostility, aggressiveness, impulsivity, akathisia (psychomotor restlessness), hypomania, and mania, have been reported in adult and pediatric patients being treated with antidepressants” (1).
Antidepressants increase the risk of suicide, violence and homicide at all ages
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That’s what happens when you don’t control your dog. Cop should get his job back and an apology
According to data from a U. S. Army mental-health survey released last year, about 12 percent of soldiers in Iraq and 15 percent of those in Afghanistan reported taking antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, or sleeping pills. Prescriptions for painkillers have also skyrocketed. Data from the Department of Defense last fall showed that as of September 2007, prescriptions for narcotics for active-duty troops had risen to almost 50,000 a month, compared with about 33,000 a month in October 2003, not long after the Iraq war began.
In other words, thousands of American fighters armed with the latest killing technology are taking prescription drugs that the Federal Aviation Administration considers too dangerous for commercial pilots.
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It’s like when a kid gets shot because they had a BB gun… if this dog didn’t want to get shot, he shouldn’t have been playing with a gun!!!
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“Stop reducing groups of individuals into cliched stereotypes”
You don’t get that privilege when we’re talking about a group that has the power to make life-ending decisions on other people.
Until we start seeing cops report corruption and abuse within their own ranks, they can all fuck off.
And using a DOJ report as a credible source…mmkay.
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