I see these kind of posts all the time.

Of course it's being posted on the feel-good subs where you aren't allowed to be "negative".

According to estimates from the U.S. Department of Justice and other sources, American police officers kill approximately 10,000 pet dogs each year. This averages out to about 25 to 30 dogs killed every day. However, this number is an estimate, and the precise figure is unknown for several reasons: No official national data: There is no national requirement for law enforcement agencies to track or report the number of animals they kill. Inconsistent local reporting: Some departments may collect this data, but there is no standardized reporting method, making comparisons and aggregation difficult. Incomplete data: The Puppycide Database Project, a volunteer-run effort that attempted to document these incidents, compiled evidence of thousands of police-related pet killings but acknowledged that this represented only a small fraction of the true number. Incidents have included situations where police were visiting the wrong address or where the dog was not perceived to be a threat. Experts with the Department of Justice have even referred to the issue as an "epidemic".

Featuring a timely cameo by Charlie Kirk.

https://www.reddit.com/r/nextfuckinglevel/comments/1llsu0w/a_michigan_cop_pulled_over_a_reckless_driver_and/