FL - Cops to family, "get your dog or we are going to shoot him", 2 seconds later they did

[Anti Federalist]

Concerned???

Concerned!!!???

Dad, if you hadn't been chemically castrated by all the poisons in the food and water, you'd realize that the proper response here is "Fucking Furious".



Father concerned after police shoot dog near son

http://www.wsvn.com/news/articles/lo...#ixzz1nYgAWZf4

HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (WSVN) -- The family of a dog shot by police is glad their pet survived, but the father is concerned after officers opened fire so close to his son.

The Jones' family dog "Baxter" is recovering but can barely move after being shot several times.

Friday night, Pembroke Pines Police were called out to the Jones' house along Southwest 171st Terrace after reports that Baxter was on the loose.

Thirteen-year-old Cameron Jones witnessed everything as police arrived. "When I got outside they said get your dog or we are going to shoot him," said Cameron. "They gave me two seconds and shot him six times."

The family immediately rushed Baxter to an animal hospital. "It just felt like a movie, I was so traumatized. It didn't feel right that they shot him six times," said Cameron.

Paul Jones, Cameron's father, says what worries him is that the entire incident happened in front of his teenager. "My biggest concern is that six shots were fired 17-feet from my son," he said. "Only three landed in the dog. Did the officer have my son's safety in mind?"

Police say Baxter bit one of the officer's ankles, forcing them to fire. But a neighbor says that story is doubtful. "I said, 'Show me the bite marks.' He said, 'Well I am not going to let a dog bite the officer and then shoot.' I said, 'OK well then you're changing the story,'" said the neighbor.

Cameron says he is happy his dog survived.

Paul hopes other families do not have to go through this experience, especially young family members. "I want that this doesn't happen to another family," he said. "My son is traumatized."

The Pembroke Pines Police Department said they do not have a comment at this time.

[MikeStanart]

These stories are one after another. One of these days, I want the dog to come out ahead.

[Anti Federalist]

These stories are one after another. One of these days, I want the dog to come out ahead.

Things had actually been a little quiet on the "cops killing people's dogs for no damn good reason" front.

It slows down in winter a little.

Wait until it gets into spring and summer.

I'll see one of these just about every day then.

I'll be the first to post a "dog wins" story, that I would like to see myself.

[Jonathanm]

I'll be the first to post a "dog wins" story, that I would like to see myself.

I'd also love to see this type of story, providing the dog wasn't actually a dangerous feral dog that threatened others. Unfortunately, though, if we ever saw a story like this, the story would then inevitably be followed by the likes of something else. That something else, of course, would be something designed to protect the cops, whilst simultaneously stepping on the freedoms of everyone else.

I can see it now: The Supreme Court recently ruled that dog ownership is grounds for warrant-less search and seizure. The ruling comes after a noble, heroic police officer was fatally wounded by a canine during the line of duty. The Supreme Court has ruled that all dogs are dangerous for everyone, everywhere, and as such they must be disposed of, effective immediately. For proof of this, The Supreme Court has noted that several terrorists, throughout history, have in fact owned dogs. As such, dogs have been scheduled as a danger, and have since been added to the list of Schedule I controlled substances.

[bxm042]

In the video, I like how to protect her anonymity, the cameraman decided to stare right at her boobs.

On a more serious note, if we continue to let cops shoot people like they are dogs, and let cops shoot dogs like they're nothing, how long until they start shooting people like they're nothing?

[ronpaulfollower999]

Jesus. At least the dog survived.

Dog looks real sweet too.

[mrsat_98]

One of these days, I want the dog to come out ahead.

I'll be the first to post a "dog wins" story, that I would like to see myself.

Good Dog stories !!!! Good boy !!!

http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2...sergeant-bites

http://www.indystar.com/article/2012...bbery-suspects

http://www.dailyherald.com/article/2...ews/710059849/

[Anti Federalist]

Jesus. At least the dog survived.

Dog looks real sweet too.

Another story on the subject.

Watch the video, this "ferocious dog" looks like he weighs ten pounds.

http://www.local10.com/news/Police-o.../-/12ho55iz/-/

[phill4paul]

Another story on the subject.

Watch the video, this "ferocious dog" looks like he weighs ten pounds.

http://www.local10.com/news/Police-o.../-/12ho55iz/-/

10 pounds WET. "It was a good shoot." WTF? A GOOD shoot?

[Anti Federalist]

10 pounds WET. "It was a good shoot." WTF? A GOOD shoot?

Of course it was good shoot, Mundane.

That dog was guilty of contempt of cop.

And we can't have that, ever.