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Subject Cop Goes To The Wrong House to Investigate Ladder Theft and Blows Away Man's German Shepard

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You people seem to be having difficulty rationalizing the cop's behavior.....

I'm sure Brief could somehow help the situation here.....
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Shit happens...they owe him a replacement dog.
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Ummm.....errr......this was not Chevy truck....this was a living animal with a personality and a relationship with its owner....a friend...

A replacement???  Really?

What if you lost a family member for the same reason.  Would a replacement constitute justice?

I am really afraid of your answer on this one.
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It's not human, nor a family member...it's just a dog...I'd be more upset about the truck...go to the pet shop and have the police buy you a new one, it's that simple...
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Dogs are family members to some people no matter how badly you don't want them to be.

If he shot one of your kids, you could just go fuck another whore to pump another one of those out, right?  So no big deal if a cop offs one of your worthless sproggen as well.

You're a worthless piece of shit, BRIEF.  Every single post you make here shows that fact.

[b]Don't respond, I don't give a shit what your opinion is on this.[/b]
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If you consider an animal as equivalent to a human, then your moral compass is broken...
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What section of that bolded part did your pea brain not comprehend?

Your opinion on this subject is known by everyone who has been around here for more than a few days.

You love cops.  Period.  You'd defend them even if a jury of 12 said they were guilty.

You think dogs (and other pets) are just worthless animals to be replaced if killed (and you have admitted to drowning a dog yourself...).  If you are passing that attitude down to your kids, I pity them.

You're a sadistic fuck who needs therapy.  That's the long and short of it.  Again, I don't give a shit about your OPINION on this subject.  It's already well known and you won't be adding anything to the conversation.  Just walk away and go drown another dog or blow another cop.
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Don't feed the troll. Brief has trolled this bored for years defending piece of shit pigs who deserve nothing more than a bullet to their collective pig face. Brief is a piece of shit. Don't bother.
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Original Message Another great cop protecting and serving! Though I'd put part of the blame on the idiot who called police over a stolen ladder. a) the cops don't care about your stolen property, esp a frigging ladder and b) if the idiot pig had even gotten to the right house his main priority would have been to see if he could find something to arrest the victim for (that is if he didn't shoot that guy's dog too, second priority).

NEVER call the police!

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Eldorado Man Accuses Police of Killing Dog
"My dog didn't need to be killed "

By Kristin Crowley - News 3

Story Updated: Sep 19, 2012 at 5:59 PM CDT

ELDORADO -- An Eldorado man is demanding justice after he says a police officer shot and killed his dog.

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"He was my best friend, so I just don't want this to go away quietly," said Robershaw.

Robershaw's six-year-old German Shepherd, Smokey, was more than a dog, he was a member of the family.

"I just sat here and watched my dog die," said Robershaw.

The 27-year-old said it all happened in a matter of seconds. On Sunday evening, Robershaw said he and his fiancée were eating dinner, when they heard a knock at the back door. That's when they say they heard a bark, a gunshot, then silence.

"Immediately when I opened the door I saw my dog lying there about eighteen inches from the end of his chain. He was just shaking, and his tongue was hanging out and blood was coming out," said Robershaw.

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"The officer had no right to come on my private property and shoot my dog, which was on a leash. The dog was doing what it's supposed to do. It is the protector of this house," said Robershaw.

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"He was at the wrong house, he was here to investigate a stolen ladder," said Robershaw. Robershaw says that the house the officer wanted was actually one block away.

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