Bodycam: Cops Fire Blindly | No Dog For You!



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45 thoughts on “Bodycam: Cops Fire Blindly | No Dog For You!”

  1. As an aside, the cops i knew were all highly aware that some of these situations were very gray.

    I dealt with a number of calls where people drunk, passed out in their cars (in traffic or parking lots). Found them with firearms on their lap.

    It was always scary to me. Because i felt like it was very high risk/high liability. On the one hand, you have a suspected dwi, maybe. On the other, if they wake up while youre assessing and shoot you… they're likely to have a pretty solid self-defense argument. If you shoot them, with little known info, it will be highly controversial.

    Similar analysis moving around a yard after dark. Imo

  2. With technology in robotics moving forward like it is, maybe we should consider utilizing them in a first contact kind of way so if they need to release some video game tension it won't involve innocent people.

  3. Listen to this narrsasist, he doesnt even care about innocent resedents in the nebouhood, sitten thete unloading into the dark in resedential area, and all this idiot, cares about his dog, Who cares about innocent civilians.

  4. The dog was his therapy? Therapy? What kind of therapy? And he is allowed to legally carry a gun? He refers to the dog as his therapy. Is this a red flag to anyone other than me?

  5. Taking the dog away is worst punishment?

    How about taking his gun away, jail-time for attempted murder or any number of other felonies? How about termination? Losing his LE license?

  6. Those cops should be dealt with the way the military would do it. They should be dismissed with cause and charged with all the same crimes as the home owner that shot at them.

  7. I don't think they should've taken the dog. That punishes the dog as well as the cop. If a cop, or any govt employee, is given an animal, it should be their animal until the animal dies or is willingly given away. That's just my perspective as a pet owner.

  8. Cop needing a dog for therapy needs to be pulled for being unstable. Shooting at each other and neighbor houses, theese cops are a clear, present danger to each other and the people at large. Reckless and if they failed to Id or present a warent then the homeowner was the only person with lawful reason to open fire on trespassers.

  9. I had an extremely unpleasant experience with Clearwater police….
    We were there to visit a friend who lived in a condo in the area near the aquarium.
    We had our tiny camper and parked along the street.
    My wife being extremely disabled needed to use the restroom….the camper is her bathroom. I built a lift in it for her. I have a bad back and a hernia…she has scoliosis…lifting her is emergencies only….and that's only IF a large enough family restroom is even available to fit her and her wheelchair and myself and enough room to move around.
    Officer pulls up while she was in the air with the lift ….she has an ostomy bag and was leaking badly. Officer kept me outside for over a half hour ….after I explained the situation and that I needed to care for her….he didn't care . He threatened me and said I had to remove the camper within an hour . I told him there was no way I could take care of her and get out of there in that amount of time…he didn't care and said he would be back in an hour and if we were still there he was going to arrest me and have the camper towed.
    Hour and a half later when I got done caring for my wife/cleaning up..I had saved the ostomy bag ….waiting for the officer to show up and try something. Even with my health issues , I had over 30 years of martial arts training/teaching. …and had every intention of making that officer literally eat the ostomy bag. I was so pissed off I could see red.
    It was fortunate for him he never showed back up and we left.
    I called the department and told them what happened and they didn't care either. All they said is it's the cities law that we can't park a camper along the street.
    Everything is black and white…and has nothing to do with right and wrong.

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