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re: The dangers of alcohol , cop shoots drunk mans dog in wealthy neighborhood body cam
Posted on 7/26/26 at 12:45 pm to BabyTac
Posted on 7/26/26 at 12:45 pm to BabyTac
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There is not a sadder sight than your constant lying and larping about a fake life you don't live to total strangers on the internet.
Posted on 7/26/26 at 12:47 pm to Shepherd88
quote:Nothing surprises me less than that guy being an OM alum.
I know the guy. He’s had a rough go since graduating from OM with drugs and other life circumstances. I hate this happened to him.
Posted on 7/26/26 at 1:33 pm to carguymatt
I watched it a couple of times.
I side with the cop here. The clearly charged him, the cop told the guy to get his dog, he didn't, the dog continued to charge him, and the cop put a bullet in it's head and dropped it with quickness (great shot as he was retreating).
The owner, in his drunkenness, got himself arrested b/c he threatened to kick the cop's arse.
Pretty open and shut to me.
I side with the cop here. The clearly charged him, the cop told the guy to get his dog, he didn't, the dog continued to charge him, and the cop put a bullet in it's head and dropped it with quickness (great shot as he was retreating).
The owner, in his drunkenness, got himself arrested b/c he threatened to kick the cop's arse.
Pretty open and shut to me.
Posted on 7/26/26 at 1:34 pm to James11111
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You’re an idiot. A police officer shouldn’t have to deal with a dog charging at him and risk being a bit. Just kill the fricking dog and get on with the job.
He did exactly what he was supposed to do
You're an idiot. That's EXACTLY what I said on your former statement. Then I addressed how I dont respect the cowardice. Apologize for low reading comp skills. You FACTUALLY failed to comprehend what I wrote and hypocritically insulted my intelligence while showing how little you have.
This post was edited on 7/26/26 at 2:10 pm
Posted on 7/26/26 at 1:36 pm to jizzle6609
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He rents a house? Lol
Wealthy neighborhood and we are talking about a dude renting a house then crying when his bitch arse dog gets shot.
Move where you can afford chief.
Yea he's not the owner. The owner is some energy tycoon lady in Houston. She's the first person he called right after the dog got shot. "MARGO, MARGO a frickin policeman just shot Ammo in the head!"
And he only pays 2k per month according to court docs . He must have some arrangement with her.
Posted on 7/26/26 at 1:40 pm to carguymatt
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MARGO, MARGO a frickin policeman just shot Ammo in the head!"

Posted on 7/26/26 at 1:41 pm to BabyTac
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There is not a sadder sight than seeing a middle aged man poached up at a suburban, generic sports bar just staring straight ahead and drinking his life away.
34 is middle aged?
But yeah he shouldn't be drinking and driving and I don't know wtf made him think calling the cops was a good idea.
Posted on 7/26/26 at 1:47 pm to brass2mouth
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Watching the video, I’m not sure how you can blame the cop in this one.
I have no sympathy for the dog owner because he had his unleashed dog walking out the house with him to meet the cops he called, but it was a medium sized black lab, not Cujo.
I don’t think anything should happen to the cop and just think he could have dealt with the dog pretty easily without shooting it.
Posted on 7/26/26 at 2:16 pm to John Casey
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don’t think anything should happen to the cop and just think he could have dealt with the dog pretty easily without shooting it.
I mean you say that, until you have an unknown aggressive 40-60lb dog running/jumping/barking/snapping at you.
I mean if the cop kicks it in the face and it dies are we still having the same conversation?
Posted on 7/26/26 at 2:36 pm to PensaTigers
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You're an idiot. That's EXACTLY what I said on your former statement. Then I addressed how I dont respect the cowardice. Apologize for low reading comp skills. You FACTUALLY failed to comprehend what I wrote and hypocritically insulted my intelligence while showing how little you have.
Its not cowardice, its a matter of efficiency. A police officer should not be "handling" a dog at all. If a dog is obstructing his job, kill the dog and continue the job.
Posted on 7/26/26 at 2:48 pm to Boston911
100% that’s on the dog owner
The officer has no duty to accept the dog biting him
The officer has no duty to accept the dog biting him
Posted on 7/26/26 at 3:07 pm to James11111
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Its not cowardice, its a matter of efficiency. A police officer should not be "handling" a dog at all. If a dog is obstructing his job, kill the dog and continue the job.
So you've proven that you're an idiot, now it's unfairly my job to explain simple things to a REALLY stupid person and in the end, have you not admit wrong. That's the fun of life, living with unintelligent and passionate morons with no ability to be strong and realize they are wrong and should change their idiocy.
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This is the idiocy you condone. Forget the nature of the animal, forget the danger of a discharged firearm, forget alternative options in these scenarios. Its all cut n dry to a retard like you, dog go bark, dump the clip. They so scary to libtards like you. Once again, should these officers need to make judgement calls or deal w dogs? No. Should we able to identify a pussy like you and the officer above as cowardly failures? Yes. I get it though, you're 5'4, voted for Kamala, and dogs are scary. I guess it's not fair for me as a 6'2 man to find you to and officer Eugene terrified of something that weighs less than half your weight and very unlikely to attack. Again, he's within his rights to pull n shoot. Again, he's a pussy for doing it, and you're a pussy for sticking up for it. Clear enough for you?
It doesnt take an extended period of time to determine if the dog is gonna frick you up. A grown man could bitch slap that dog down. Its not a rott, its not a pit, its not a great dane. I know you really dont get this, so let me explain it again, no, he shouldn't have to take a risk at a bite, especially not at his pay. I know that you dont get that I agree w that, so im repeating it until your prefrontal catches up. My position is that hes a pussy for pulling leather on a 60 lb dog when a bite was unlikely and even manageable.
This post was edited on 7/26/26 at 3:19 pm
Posted on 7/26/26 at 3:20 pm to James11111
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A police officer shouldn’t have to deal with a dog charging at him and risk being a bit.
Exactly. Even if the dog doesn't bite him, it's a distraction. How does he know the guy won't pull a gun on him?
Posted on 7/26/26 at 3:25 pm to Ricardo
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In my experience, blacks are terrified of water and dogs, so a lab is like Godzilla to them.
Simplistic take. He didn't shoot it because he was "terrified".
He wasn't obligated to get bitten or have the suspect take advantage of the distraction.
Posted on 7/26/26 at 3:40 pm to sitd
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He wasn't obligated to get bitten or have the suspect take advantage of the distraction.
When you have a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. The cop was scared to death, so he shot the dog. It's that simple.
He needs to learn how to control himself. Dogs respond to body language. The cop is a pussy. It's a common problem.
Posted on 7/26/26 at 3:53 pm to James11111
“If a dog is obstructing his job,kill the dog and continue the job”
Years ago when I was a kid I was riding my bicycle down a street ,a police car stopped in front of a house and a cop gets out.As he approached the house about a 50 lb. dog runs at the cop barking.The cop pulls his pistol and shot in the ground once in front of the dog.Dog backs off,still barking but didn’t approach the cop anymore.
Unless it’s a dangerous breed such as a pit bull or Rottweiler that’s the way it should be handled, IMO.
Years ago when I was a kid I was riding my bicycle down a street ,a police car stopped in front of a house and a cop gets out.As he approached the house about a 50 lb. dog runs at the cop barking.The cop pulls his pistol and shot in the ground once in front of the dog.Dog backs off,still barking but didn’t approach the cop anymore.
Unless it’s a dangerous breed such as a pit bull or Rottweiler that’s the way it should be handled, IMO.
Posted on 7/26/26 at 4:11 pm to James11111
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Its not cowardice, its a matter of efficiency. A police officer should not be "handling" a dog at all. If a dog is obstructing his job, kill the dog and continue the job
Good point. In this case the subject called the police to his home, probably to make a report on what happened at the bar witnesses said he was kicked out of. The cop didn't anticipate this guy to be dumb enough to let his dog run after him barking as soon as he walked up to the driveway . If this started as a vicious animal call he probably could have handled it better. He didn't have time to judge " what breed of dog is this, how old is it, how much does it weigh, is it going to bite me or just try to scare me, if a dog comes at me should i tase it, or mace it or just kill it" . It's common sense to shoot the dog in that scenario
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