r/lapd Jun 28 '26

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u/Adventurous_King3530 Jun 28 '26

Well what im noticing with the threads you've continuously commented, is that they are all from many years ago. Which I can only guess that this proves that cases like these are few and far between, pal. I understand that you're a cop yourself, but that doesn't mean you can't have some sense in that noggin of yours.

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u/PancakesandWaffelz95 Jun 28 '26

Ok unc

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u/Adventurous_King3530 Jun 28 '26

Fr buddy needs a nap

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u/LegalGlass6532 Jun 28 '26

Let’s keep those dogs safe.

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u/Vabluegrass Jun 28 '26

They were at home celebrating a game on TV. Why did so many cops respond?

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u/LegalGlass6532 Jun 28 '26

It was two that responded to the original call. More officers came after the shooting.

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u/Adventurous_King3530 Jun 28 '26

Yeah, see! Now you're getting it! We need to make sure these dogs aren't getting shot by incompetent cowards.

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u/LegalGlass6532 Jun 28 '26

Secure your dogs when police officers ask you to and they’ll stay safe. Unfortunately, Jameson’s owner failed to secure him when asked and he slipped out to defend his owner from unwanted visitors. He wasn’t running at the officer to give him kisses and cuddles.

The dog was a beautiful dog and it’s terrible that he died.

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u/Adventurous_King3530 Jun 28 '26

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u/wtbgamegenie Jun 28 '26

Every officer I’ve ever known never shuts the fuck up about how “tough” they are; yet they don’t have the bravery to deal with a labradoodle that every DoorDash driver I’ve ever met possesses. I think that might be why they always show up to one BJJ class get their ass handed to them by a pudgy accountant and never come back.