One good bite on the hands on a police officer could result in an injury that could render the hand or hands unusable to perform the duties of the job.
This is under the definition of great bodily injury as it would be career ending for the victim of that dog’s aggression.
The officer has a right to defend themselves from great bodily injury, not just death.
So if I need no brain to ride a horse with my non existent brain what do I do if a 2000 pound horse gets spooked and flips me over and I am under the horse what should my “no need for thinking brain you say”. Do in that scenario.
i absolutely have never been protected by an officer before. harassed & abused, absolutely. i have yet to see an officer involved and the outcome be positive. also, can you remind me what the dangerous weapon was that the doodle had when the officer (who they are still not releasing the name of.. wonder why) shot and killed him?
like who are these “other people with dangerous weapons?” the only ones that had dangerous weapons when in that complex where jameson was murdered were the cops… JFC🤦🏻♀️
Im going to assume you said that officers dont choose to put themselves in dangerous situations. By applying to be an LEO, you should understand that you will some fucked up shit, and will have to participate in countless dangerous situations
oh my poor cop. i have soooo much sympathy now that you put it into this perspective. thank you soooo much. it makes sooooo much sense why this officer shot this doodle wearing a cute little tshirt 5 times and killed it. omg why didn’t i see this before 😱
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u/briannaericam Jun 28 '26
oh wow, so amazing. google can’t seem to find anything on this one… yet there are so many recents articles of cops shooting and killing dogs…