SeanTX
06-25-2013, 09:43 AM
I wonder if the "training exercise" involved the dog being held up off the ground, hanging by it's leash, while the K9 officer kicked the shit out of it? That's considered a "legitimate training technique" for police and military K9s. That and all sorts of other abuse to make them into living, breathing weapons of the police state.
Last week I posted about a K9 that died after being left in a hot vehicle and some creeps here were gloating about the death of the dog -- well, I'll gloat about the mauling of a PIG . They make these animals this way, and love to sic them on us, then we're supposed to feel sorry for them when one of their abused animals turns on one of its abusers?
http://www.myfoxal.com/story/22675862/hanceville-officer-forced-to-shoot-k9-after-dog-attacks-him
Hanceville officer forced to shoot K9 after dog attacks him
Posted: Jun 24, 2013 8:34 PM CST Updated: Jun 24, 2013 8:35 PM CST
Source: MGN Online Source: MGN Online
HANCEVILLE, AL (WBRC) -
A Hanceville Police officer is seriously injured after his K9 partner attacked him after a training exercise Monday.
Hanceville Mayor Kenneth Nail says the 6-year-old Malinois, Itchabon, bit the officer's leg, circled him, and then attacked his head.
The officer was forced to shoot and kill the dog. The department says they have had Itchabon for a year and a half and Nail says the officer is very upset by Monday's events.
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Last week I posted about a K9 that died after being left in a hot vehicle and some creeps here were gloating about the death of the dog -- well, I'll gloat about the mauling of a PIG . They make these animals this way, and love to sic them on us, then we're supposed to feel sorry for them when one of their abused animals turns on one of its abusers?
http://www.myfoxal.com/story/22675862/hanceville-officer-forced-to-shoot-k9-after-dog-attacks-him
Hanceville officer forced to shoot K9 after dog attacks him
Posted: Jun 24, 2013 8:34 PM CST Updated: Jun 24, 2013 8:35 PM CST
Source: MGN Online Source: MGN Online
HANCEVILLE, AL (WBRC) -
A Hanceville Police officer is seriously injured after his K9 partner attacked him after a training exercise Monday.
Hanceville Mayor Kenneth Nail says the 6-year-old Malinois, Itchabon, bit the officer's leg, circled him, and then attacked his head.
The officer was forced to shoot and kill the dog. The department says they have had Itchabon for a year and a half and Nail says the officer is very upset by Monday's events.
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