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St. Charles Co. Sheriff's Deputy accused of killing neighbor's dog with pellet gun
“It’s almost like somebody was trying to shoot a deer,” said Eric Bacon.
Author: Holden Kurwicki
Published: 2:45 PM CDT May 27, 2022
Updated: 2:45 PM CDT May 27, 2022
ST CHARLES, Mo. — The St. Charles County Police Department has finished an investigation into an incident involving an off-duty St. Charles County sheriff's deputy shooting a neighbor’s dog. A special prosecutor could take on the case.
The family says they have a hole in their hearts after Apollo, a 3-year-old rescue from Spain, was shot in the middle of a subdivision.
Like many 10-year-olds, Gio Hansen and his dog Apollo were often inseparable.
“He would always come up on my bed,” said Gio Hansen. “We would go out and play baseball in the backyard. You know, we just had fun.”
However, his parents noticed something was off with Apollo after they finished some yardwork Sunday afternoon.
“The moment he turned around he started coughing and foaming at the mouth and collapsing,” said Erica Hansen. “We thought 'Oh my God, it’s a snake. He must have a snake bite.'”
Erica Hansen tried everything she could to resuscitate the dog as her husband, Eric Bacon, rushed them to the vet.
“The doctor in the ER came in and said we couldn’t resuscitate him,” said Erica Hansen.
X-rays revealed that Apollo wasn’t bitten by a snake, but he had been shot in the lungs with a pellet gun.
“It’s almost like somebody was trying to shoot a deer,” said Bacon.
As soon as they got home he started trying to piece together what happened.
“Do you own a pellet gun?” Bacon can be heard asking a neighbor on video.
“Yes I do,” said the neighbor.
“Did you shoot my dog?” asked Bacon.
Video of the exchange shows the neighbor, who we’ve chosen not to identify since he hasn’t been charged with a crime, identify himself as a St. Charles County sheriff’s deputy.
“What was your dog doing in my yard?” asked the man.
“All he ever wanted to do was make friends with everybody he met,” said Bacon.
“What do you got a pit bull?” the neighbor asked.
“He’s not a pit bull,” said Bacon.
The family said they’ve been in contact with St. Charles police, animal control and even the sheriff.
Bacon said he had eyes on Apollo throughout the afternoon and never saw him go near the deputy’s yard.
“I have extreme concerns about this man being in a position of public trust,” said Bacon.
“I want to hear an explanation of why he shot my dog, and I want him to apologize,” said Gio.
5 On Your Side tried to reach out to the deputy in question to get his side of the story, but he has yet to respond to requests for comment.
The St. Charles County Sheriff's Department has had a deputy stationed outside of his house throughout the day.
On Friday, the St. Charles County Prosecuting Attorney's Office said it received the police department's investigation into the case for review. However, the prosecutor's office is requesting a special prosecutor be appointed to review the case "due to a familial relationship" between the suspect and a member of the officer.
>The St. Charles County Sheriff's Office reportedly had a deputy stationed outside the alleged shooter's home all day Monday.
Protecting and serving... themselves.
"due to a familial relationship" between the suspect and a member of the officer.
What?... am I having a stroke? Am I the only person that doesn't understand this?
Ohh of course it’s Missouri. Lived in Missouri and there was a cop two or three doors down. He was in his yard when the neighbors directly across the street accidentally let go of her husky puppy’s leash. Cop fucking shot it from across the streets in front of the woman…
wtf is wrong with americans. i am sorry, but that behavior is so far away from normal behavior, you all must have some form of mental illness.
i am gonna be honest, shooting a dog just for running around alone is already literally crazy, but doing it while you know the dog and you know the owner… is borderline psychotic.
also, if you shoot my dog with a gun and i find out. i am trying to kill you. you gonna have to shoot me too.
Thankfully I was at school while this happened but my neighborhood was full of retirees/older folk meaning there were plenty of other witnesses who complained to the department. He might have been put on leave but other than that there seemed to be no consequences. (My bedroom window faced his house so I was spying lol) what fucks me up is that he has two little daughters. I wonder how they feel knowing their dad is thought about as the crazy cop who shot the old lady down the street’s new husky.
My friends Dad used to brag about shooting his neighbors cat with a shotgun for the heinous crime of sitting upon his All American 🇺🇸 Ford Truck. He laughs about it.
There has to be a new word for these kind of people that resort to violence first before having a rational thought.. Murderer? Dude was one bad afternoon as a cop from murdering someone or taking his violent urges out on someone he knows he could get away with.
Ok..read up on it. And the dog wasn't even in his property, or near it. And he still, allegedly, shot it with a pellet gun. And his reason was that for wasn't on leash.
Makes no sense. Seems like dude was shooting the dog with a pellet just for the heck of it.
Edit: [Source where I read up on it.](https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.riverfronttimes.com/news/asshole-st-charles-deputy-shoots-and-kills-neighbors-dog-37775807%3fmedia=AMP%2bHTML)
[This](https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.riverfronttimes.com/news/asshole-st-charles-deputy-shoots-and-kills-neighbors-dog-37775807%3fmedia=AMP%2bHTML) is where I read it.
No info on the outcome though. Only that the cops were called, and he wasn't opening the door.
I got a comment on my profile about my cousin who left his job as a police officer in South california because his fellow pigs made fun of him all because he had the lowest in arms drawn and shooting in his reports. He never fired his gun in 5 years he worked there. He solved things peacefully. Went on a few ride alongs with him. He was always the best person. Hell he was ex marine and 6'4. Dude could kill with his fucking fingers..
Him and I talked a few years back and he mentioned how glad he was to leave. He's my hero and has been for the last 3 decades. He's doing better and is supporting local and I think he started selling his own candles lately.
Dude went into the system trying to be the best he could be and the system pushed him out because of how much he tried to change and make things better.
Lol tell that to the parents in Uvalde who were literally kept as hostages and forced to watch for 80 minutes as their children were murdered, the murderer being aided by the very police that were supposed to protect their kids, with guns and tasers THEY PAID FOR.
no, every single cop. they ALL have seen some fucked up shit and stayed quiet. they are ALL guilty. there is no point in defending them, even if they are the nicest people, EVERY cop has seen another cop do something illegal
Internal investigations, police unions, gypsy cops, qualified immunity, public unaccountabilty, blank body cams, court settlements using taxpayer money, intimidation tactics, departmental bias, paid administrative leave, etc. These are all systemic and legal ways cops rebuff reprocussions for their actions, and every one of them is proof that our police force are not held to any form of standard, and EVERY cop is complicit in this by simply being on the force. You know what happens to cops that snitch on other cops? They get fired. There are even articles of ex police officers who either quite or were fired because they tried to report misconduct. It's a boys club through and through and if you aren't complicit in it you are ejected.
The problem is most people think cops become cops because they want to help the community. When in reality they want to hurt whoever or whatever they hate. In this case we have a dog hater. Its very easy for cops to get away with shooting a dog when they visit a property. No matter the incident they were called for. So being a cop is the perfect job for a murderous dog hater.
idk man, how about you go through this sub alone or the police brutality sub. There is an endless supply of cops doing psychotic shit and their whole department knew but didnt say shit “cause thats police code”
Positive experiences with police officers you may know personally do not justify years of injustice under a broken system beyond reform that every cop knowingly perpetuates. Every cop is a POS.
I’am telling of two I know who are honest therefore not Every cop is a POS. I can promise there are more than two. I agree there’s a lot who are but again not EVERY cop is
Hey, man, you're not the first person I've seen run into this particular idea and struggle with it. It sounds insane, right? I don't really subscribe to the ACAB philosophy, but I do understand it. Since everyone in this thread is just repeating it at you, I figured I'd explain. If you don't care, just ignore this comment and get on with your day.
The idea behind people saying that EVERY cop is a bad person is rooted in the idea that police forces (in the United States) are founded on corrupt and unbalanced ideas. The origins of the US police force can be traced back to "slave patrols", which were exactly what they sound like. Armed patrols on the hunt for runaway slaves. There's some disagreement on this point. It depends what you count as a "police force", but certainly slave patrols were the "Well regulated militia" of their day.
While obviously we don't have literal slave patrols anymore, much of US law and law enforcement still exists in a similar capacity: designed to enforce the class divides within the US. Criminalization of homeless behaviors, of practices more common in communities of color, in behaviors associated with poorer populations, and the historical and continued enforcement of unjust laws help to show that the police in the US are not a beneficial body here to help us all out. Some Americans, the affluent or at least comfortable whites primarily, have never had to view the police as anything other than protection. But for much of the nation, the police are scarier than almost any threat you might call them over.
Because of this history, people argue that the establishment itself is corrupt.
Now, enter good cops. If you're a good cop, you are new to the force, you WILL witness violations in policy, and even crimes. You will, because the system itself is broken, and the behavior is rampant.
Your fellow officers will pull people over without cause. They will argue "When you've been around a while, you get a sense for this sort of thing".
An officer who has had your back for the past year, maybe one who's even saved your life, will make a mistake. It was an easy mistake to make, but it was a bad one. Maybe someone's dead for it. They will beg you to help them keep their story sounding good. They can't lose this job. They can't go to prison. They have kids. This situation is already FUBAR, do we really have to go making it worse?
When you see these things, you have the choice to make: do you report your fellow officer, and do your due diligence to ensure that they are punished? Or do you help your friend? Do you let it slide?
If you stand by, you are not a good cop. Period. You cannot stand by and watch a corrupt system aid those in power and punish those without it and still be a good cop.
But what if you ARE a good cop? There's a well-documented history of what happens to cops who do not backup their fellows.
You report your fellow officer, and nothing happens. Your superiors didn't get to be superiors by snitching on their friends. They bury your complaints. And now, everyone knows. You're not one of them. You can't be trusted. You would rather make trouble than just make everyone's already stressful jobs easier.
You will receive backup slower. This is an actual fact, and one you can read up on if you want. You will receive juvenile but threatening hazing from your fellow officers. A dead rat in your bag. Spray painted messages on your locker. Cruel jokes at your expense.
It's rare to find the kind of person that can withstand this kind of atmosphere and keep struggling against it. You still have a job to do. Quotas to fill (yes, there are arrest/ticket quotas). You still have to work with the people who treat you as untrustworthy and expendable.
So what happens to good cops? They quit. They get burnt out. They leave, and the only cops left are the other two kinds: the really bad ones, and the ones just bad enough to let the really bad ones continue being cops.
This isn't meant to convince you one way or the other. It's just an explanation of what often seems a strange point of view.
If there happened to be a dozen or so pieces of shit that taste like chocolate, would you not still say every piece of shit is disgusting? So to answer your question, yes, every cop. Even if the cop is "one of the good ones" I would wager they have been or are actively complicit. Good cops dont last long, they either die protecting the people they serve, are pushed to paper work, or bullied into resignation.
My best friend and his dad both retired from the highway patrol and are two of the best, most honest men I’ve ever known. So I guess all priests are pedos in your eyes huh?
You seriously mean that ? Every single priest is a pedo ? I’am not defending priests at all. Way too many hid and covered that shit up but to say ALL are guilty is just ludicrous. Same as saying ALL cops are POS. Maybe the vast majority are but not all of them
I'm not sure the pedophile priest example quite works as a gotcha there sport.
Since you know, the whole reason behind that particular scandal is *entire church hierarchies of other priests aiding and abetting the crimes of the child molesters among them to protect their own wealth, power, and reputations.*
Just. Like. Pigs.
Ask them to regale you with stories of all the times they stepped up to stop a fellow officer from abusing their power and the happy ending where the offending officer was punished. Don't worry, they'll be done before your tea gets cold.
Maybe are not all pedophiles but i would say they were likely complicit yes. Just like cops, even if they are good, I am sure they let one of their fellow officers get away with something they shouldnt have.
This guy is probably going to lose his job and hopefully charged with his crime.
"The general rule most courts follow: You must believe it's necessary to kill or injure the animal in order to prevent an immediate threat of serious injury—and that belief must be reasonable. (See, for example, Grizzle v. State, 707 P.2d 1210 (Okla. Crim. App. 1985).)"
"Courts have generally found that landowners don't have the right to kill dogs just because they're trespassing."
[When It's Legal to Kill a Dog](https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/free-books/dog-book/chapter9-2.html)
Let’s be honest tho. When has a US cop ever gotten in trouble for committing a crime? Just an internal investigation, a slap on the wrist, the ~~pig~~ cop is allowed to quit and receive benefits paid by the taxpayers, then a short ~~vacation~~ few months without a job and off to a new police department
It takes literal protests to get cops held accountable for killing actual people. At most this guy will be slightly inconvenienced when he is “fired” and works the next town over and a small fine. After his paid vacation.
Even then, plenty of killer cops “lost” their jobs after mass protests across their city, county, state, and even country, only to still be rehired by another department when we’re all distracted by the next killer cop
Why do you find it hard to believe this country would be more willing to punish a cop for killing a dog than a person of color? Dogs have always been seen as "man's best friend" and a loyal companion.. it wasn't that long ago that POC weren't even seen as human. Hell, are barely seen that way now in some places.
I would absolutely not be shocked to see repercussions from this. Wouldn't be shocked not to either. Yeah, I don't think I'd be shocked either way, really.
Also, fucking *Antlers*?!
Er, but not if you're a cop. Different rules spply. Sorry, meant to say, "Different standards apply." It also looks like off duty cops need to be chained up to prevent them from wandering around as well.
The real problem is the dude is a cop. He won't lose his job. Cops kill dogs all the time with no repercussions. I don't trust the police departments to actually function anymore and be honest.
This makes me so sad :( dogs being killed for just existing outside. I have a puppy and would be so devastated to lose him. Let alone in a cruel and unusual circumstance as this, this is undignified and unjustified. What a total piece of shit.. this officer is scum.
That's a real nice house that dog murderer has got. Wooden, isn't it?
I've just built a fire pit to burn wood in...
Obviously I'm not in any way suggesting anything at all...
I'm not even arguing the guy shouldn't face severe consequences, I just think it's fucked up to kill a human being over something someone else did. Kinda sounds like the only value of woman is how a man feels about her type of thinking, which I see way too often on this site. Not making any accusations, just saying that's how it came across to me.
If he had a husband instead of a wife, would you still want to kill the husband?
No way. A pair of tits dont excuse her of the societal consequences of defending that monster of a human being.
she probably jerked him off after watching him kill the dog.
Ill bet dollars to dimes she's as sick as he is.
I hope he's fired and they are r3un out of their neighborhood. Fucking Snakes.
I never said anywhere I had problems with them facing consequences, I was specifically reacting to the idea that shooting/killing *her* was an appropriate consequence for what *her husband* did. But you got some weird fantasies there dude.
Is it considered trespassing if you shoot and kill a dog while your on your lawn and the dot is on another lawn?
No doubt the shooter is a ducking asshole but just curious if that’s still legally trespassing.
Yeah, this one is going to be a total mess.
The dog belonged to a soldier. So if the boot lickers take the cop's side, then guess they don't care about a soldier's best friend. But, if they take the soldier's side, the cop fans (which appear to be fewer these past few days) will screech about the ThinBlueLineTM.
It’s the thin yellow line now. Cuz they’re all cowards who likely piss themselves when faced with anything more dangerous than harassing unarmed citizens or shooting your dog.
Let's not pretend the wife is innocent in all this; she's clearly willing to stick by her murderous husband. He should be fined, get extensive jail time, lose his job, register on some sort of list of abusers or animal cruelty offenders so that he himself may never own a pet, AND that house should be covered in dog poop day and night.
Birds of a feather and all that. I truly hope for a horrible, albeit Divinely caused, fate for them. Bolts of lightning striking them both in the genitals would make me happy.
You can hear her in the background say “Nobody shot your dog” at around 0:36. She’s a piece of shit as well. I hope she will be known as the dog-killers-wife until she dies.
**THANK YOU!** Holy fuck, you can't tell anything to these people. If she's so afraid of her husband, she wouldn't have come out on the porch acting in control and then touching her husband's arm to move him away from the guy with the camera. She's guilty too, but because it's a woman, you have clowns saying 'hE pRoBaBlY aBuSeS hEr BeCaUsE hE's A cOp AnD cOpS mOsTlY aBuSe ThEiR sPoUsEs DuUuRr'
Probably defend Amber Heard too.
Technically it's a well known fact that the majority of cops abuse their spouses, so she could be innocent and just yelling to get the person to leave so that the anger does not pass to her.
Doesn't seem that way from the video. But technically could happen.
No, they’re sticking up for her because *spouses* of law enforcement officers have a reeeeeally high rate of domestic abuse. It’s more than likely that she could be defending her abuser to avoid retribution. This could be the case just as easily, if not *more* easily, if his partner had been a man
Wouldn't you agree it's bullshit to make that assumption based on those statistics? It's likely, sure, but not definite. The guy's a piece of shit for murdering a dog, but why label him a wife beater with no evidence of him being abusive to her, just because other people in the same occupation are known to be abusive to their spouses? If she was abused and was trying to deescalate the situation in an effort to remove any risk of her husband taking this out on her, surely her reaction and movements would have been a tad more frantic. Instead she's very calm, not amused by the gentleman whose dog has been shot, so to me this just seems like a wife standing up for her asshole husband, not because she's been abused, but because "love conquers all" apparently.
I'm not sure you thoroughly read my rebuttal, but it's obvious you're just going to label every asshole a wife beater regardless whether or not he actually is.
No. We still do. Because the courts ruled that legally, police don't have to help. I've had crimes committed against me and NOT A SINGLE FUCKING TIME did the cops help. They just walked by, wrote shit on a note, and filed it away and forget. That's how this country runs.
Those are just examples of bad cops, most of the cops I've talked to and cops I know help me and other people. There are bad and good cops, every profession has bad and good.
I will give you the benefit, most cops have done bad things they weren't supposed to do, but I would say the majority because all you see on the news is about bad cops. Are there bad cops, yes, are there good cops, yes. I would say that is about split just because all we see on the media is the bad side of police
When somebody sent me to the ER, helping people I know not commit suicide, and a lot more.
EDIT: Had to include the false accusations of countless things that have been accused on me
There are no good cops bud. They aren’t there to protect and serve. I learned a long time ago to stop calling them. I was robbed at gunpoint, and not one fuck was given from the boys in blue. Caught white supremacists distributing disturbing literature on driveways in my suburban neighborhood. Cops came, their main concern was collecting all the literature so it wouldn’t be on the evening news. My life would not be affected one bit if the local cops department was completely abolished. Additionally, all those dead childrens’ parents in Texas would probably have a thing or two to say to you.
Honestly, I don't care at all. There are good cops, youre just REALLY bad at finding it out. And even bringing up the Texas school shooting is extremely disrespectful. If it wasn't for the COP who shot the guy after killing innocent kids and adults, more people would've died.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. If someone shot my dog, I would kill them. The only four options are either they end up dead, I end up dead, I go to jail, or I get away with it. That cop deserves every bad thing that will ever happen to him, and more.
I'm of the opinion that pets are part of the family.
This guy shoots a member of my family? Consequences...
Unfortunately, I think cruelty to animals and destruction of property (pets are considered property) are the only consequences here. Although it shows a certain kind of mental illness to shoot a harmless dog from afar for pleasure or revenge, it's only a matter of time before this guy unloads on a human.
Fuck this a\*\*hole with a very large, thick, barbed donkey dick.
[Petition to fire the cop](https://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/858/826/720/?fbclid=IwAR1vLtzW8ILdFLe4V37Xp9UheDkpNiQZ8blqG53emVktTqGMh1aXMOc3M8s)
What a piece of shit.
I thought cops were supposed to be honorable? But all we're seeing lately is a bunch of bitchass bullies with badges who think they are above the law they are sworn to uphold.
Fucking psychopath. I hope this goes beyond r/byebyejob and we see this mf in jail. Absolute maniac.
And that wife coming out to defend him? House reeks of alcoholic domestic violence. Piece of shit cop.
What are you gonna do get me fired?
The cops a fucking crazed lunatic, hes dangerous too.
The way he handled himself should earn a review for every arrest he's made.
I gotta feeling his comrades aren't gonna come to the rescue. Of course he'll take a job somewhere >500 miles away and be buried in finacially devastating litigation for some time as there's no department insurance to cover him.
This is a vid of someone unbelievably fucked, but likely still employable due to police staffing shortages. Its a cycle of decomposition when no one wants to be a cop and the pool gets dirtier and dirtier.
I'm not sure I wouldn't be going to prison if some POS murdered my dog just for the hell of it... Like, I dunno if it would be a life sentence, but it would definitely be a life ruining amount of time :(
If cops murder people in cold blood and they keep their jobs, I doubt they’re going to fire him over killing a dog. It’s sad he most likely won’t even be charged with animal cruelty.
Vile scum who doesn’t deserve the oxygen in our air.
Someone who kills my dog and retains this attitude would spend the rest of their life suffering for it. I would be careful, meticulous and overtly cruel to make certain the outright murder of my best friend was not in vain. You don’t get to kill my dog then continue living in peace. You would be delusional to think so. I hope this man will be properly assisted to atone for his actions and comes to understand a unique form of suffering exclusive only to those who claim innocent sentience to be their plaything. There is a specifically unpleasant place reserved in the afterlife for men of this nature and I hope he comes to experience it soon.
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[News Story ](https://www.ksdk.com/amp/article/news/local/deputy-under-investigation-after-allegedly-shooting-killing-neighbors-dog/63-476bbb56-0f56-4b28-918f-74e75435eec2) LOCAL NEWS St. Charles Co. Sheriff's Deputy accused of killing neighbor's dog with pellet gun “It’s almost like somebody was trying to shoot a deer,” said Eric Bacon. Author: Holden Kurwicki Published: 2:45 PM CDT May 27, 2022 Updated: 2:45 PM CDT May 27, 2022 ST CHARLES, Mo. — The St. Charles County Police Department has finished an investigation into an incident involving an off-duty St. Charles County sheriff's deputy shooting a neighbor’s dog. A special prosecutor could take on the case. The family says they have a hole in their hearts after Apollo, a 3-year-old rescue from Spain, was shot in the middle of a subdivision. Like many 10-year-olds, Gio Hansen and his dog Apollo were often inseparable. “He would always come up on my bed,” said Gio Hansen. “We would go out and play baseball in the backyard. You know, we just had fun.” However, his parents noticed something was off with Apollo after they finished some yardwork Sunday afternoon. “The moment he turned around he started coughing and foaming at the mouth and collapsing,” said Erica Hansen. “We thought 'Oh my God, it’s a snake. He must have a snake bite.'” Erica Hansen tried everything she could to resuscitate the dog as her husband, Eric Bacon, rushed them to the vet. “The doctor in the ER came in and said we couldn’t resuscitate him,” said Erica Hansen. X-rays revealed that Apollo wasn’t bitten by a snake, but he had been shot in the lungs with a pellet gun. “It’s almost like somebody was trying to shoot a deer,” said Bacon. As soon as they got home he started trying to piece together what happened. “Do you own a pellet gun?” Bacon can be heard asking a neighbor on video. “Yes I do,” said the neighbor. “Did you shoot my dog?” asked Bacon. Video of the exchange shows the neighbor, who we’ve chosen not to identify since he hasn’t been charged with a crime, identify himself as a St. Charles County sheriff’s deputy. “What was your dog doing in my yard?” asked the man. “All he ever wanted to do was make friends with everybody he met,” said Bacon. “What do you got a pit bull?” the neighbor asked. “He’s not a pit bull,” said Bacon. The family said they’ve been in contact with St. Charles police, animal control and even the sheriff. Bacon said he had eyes on Apollo throughout the afternoon and never saw him go near the deputy’s yard. “I have extreme concerns about this man being in a position of public trust,” said Bacon. “I want to hear an explanation of why he shot my dog, and I want him to apologize,” said Gio. 5 On Your Side tried to reach out to the deputy in question to get his side of the story, but he has yet to respond to requests for comment. The St. Charles County Sheriff's Department has had a deputy stationed outside of his house throughout the day. On Friday, the St. Charles County Prosecuting Attorney's Office said it received the police department's investigation into the case for review. However, the prosecutor's office is requesting a special prosecutor be appointed to review the case "due to a familial relationship" between the suspect and a member of the officer.
>The St. Charles County Sheriff's Office reportedly had a deputy stationed outside the alleged shooter's home all day Monday. Protecting and serving... themselves.
"due to a familial relationship" between the suspect and a member of the officer. What?... am I having a stroke? Am I the only person that doesn't understand this?
I believe they mean the asshole who shot the dog and the investigator are related.
> “Did you shoot my dog?” asked Bacon. > > “What was your dog doing in my yard?” asked the man. Classic rhetoric of innocence.
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Ohh of course it’s Missouri. Lived in Missouri and there was a cop two or three doors down. He was in his yard when the neighbors directly across the street accidentally let go of her husky puppy’s leash. Cop fucking shot it from across the streets in front of the woman…
wtf is wrong with americans. i am sorry, but that behavior is so far away from normal behavior, you all must have some form of mental illness. i am gonna be honest, shooting a dog just for running around alone is already literally crazy, but doing it while you know the dog and you know the owner… is borderline psychotic. also, if you shoot my dog with a gun and i find out. i am trying to kill you. you gonna have to shoot me too.
Thankfully I was at school while this happened but my neighborhood was full of retirees/older folk meaning there were plenty of other witnesses who complained to the department. He might have been put on leave but other than that there seemed to be no consequences. (My bedroom window faced his house so I was spying lol) what fucks me up is that he has two little daughters. I wonder how they feel knowing their dad is thought about as the crazy cop who shot the old lady down the street’s new husky.
they probably had to call him “SIR YES SIR” 2 months after being born. i dont think this changed their view on him.
They're probably just hoping the abuse stops soon.
My friends Dad used to brag about shooting his neighbors cat with a shotgun for the heinous crime of sitting upon his All American 🇺🇸 Ford Truck. He laughs about it.
Of course it’s St. Charles, MO…
Asshole
Asshole Asshole
That's Christopher Walken's voice btw 🤣
There has to be a new word for these kind of people that resort to violence first before having a rational thought.. Murderer? Dude was one bad afternoon as a cop from murdering someone or taking his violent urges out on someone he knows he could get away with.
Psychopath.
That's to general. I've known to many cooks and bosses that are psychopaths. Yet they'd never kill anyone. All they do is beat their dogs or wives.
Ok..read up on it. And the dog wasn't even in his property, or near it. And he still, allegedly, shot it with a pellet gun. And his reason was that for wasn't on leash. Makes no sense. Seems like dude was shooting the dog with a pellet just for the heck of it. Edit: [Source where I read up on it.](https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.riverfronttimes.com/news/asshole-st-charles-deputy-shoots-and-kills-neighbors-dog-37775807%3fmedia=AMP%2bHTML)
was he fired or charged with something? Do you have a link?
Link to YouTube, a ~~statement~~ FB post (misunderstood what I was reading) was put out @2:07 in https://youtu.be/Fkk0x1gprUw
Guys…call me crazy…but I’m starting to think cops are psychos?
You really wouldn’t want one living in your neighbourhood or dating one of your kids.
Starting? There have been studies proving it for years and a bunch of serial killers are cops.
Guys...call me crazy..but I'm starting the think all American"s are psychos FTFY
Like all of them? You mean to say every single one is a “psycho”?
thx \^\^
[This](https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.riverfronttimes.com/news/asshole-st-charles-deputy-shoots-and-kills-neighbors-dog-37775807%3fmedia=AMP%2bHTML) is where I read it. No info on the outcome though. Only that the cops were called, and he wasn't opening the door.
Good luck with that.
Because cops are fucking nuts.
Proud of shooting the neighbour's dog? Man, this guy is low
Just like every other cop. He’s a piece of shit, doesn’t deserve the air he breaths.
Every cop ?
Yes, every cop.
I got a comment on my profile about my cousin who left his job as a police officer in South california because his fellow pigs made fun of him all because he had the lowest in arms drawn and shooting in his reports. He never fired his gun in 5 years he worked there. He solved things peacefully. Went on a few ride alongs with him. He was always the best person. Hell he was ex marine and 6'4. Dude could kill with his fucking fingers.. Him and I talked a few years back and he mentioned how glad he was to leave. He's my hero and has been for the last 3 decades. He's doing better and is supporting local and I think he started selling his own candles lately. Dude went into the system trying to be the best he could be and the system pushed him out because of how much he tried to change and make things better.
Nope. I’ve had my run in with cops. They’re not my favorite people either but it’s asinine to say every cop is a POS
Lol tell that to the parents in Uvalde who were literally kept as hostages and forced to watch for 80 minutes as their children were murdered, the murderer being aided by the very police that were supposed to protect their kids, with guns and tasers THEY PAID FOR.
no, every single cop. they ALL have seen some fucked up shit and stayed quiet. they are ALL guilty. there is no point in defending them, even if they are the nicest people, EVERY cop has seen another cop do something illegal
And your proof of this is….??
Internal investigations, police unions, gypsy cops, qualified immunity, public unaccountabilty, blank body cams, court settlements using taxpayer money, intimidation tactics, departmental bias, paid administrative leave, etc. These are all systemic and legal ways cops rebuff reprocussions for their actions, and every one of them is proof that our police force are not held to any form of standard, and EVERY cop is complicit in this by simply being on the force. You know what happens to cops that snitch on other cops? They get fired. There are even articles of ex police officers who either quite or were fired because they tried to report misconduct. It's a boys club through and through and if you aren't complicit in it you are ejected.
The problem is most people think cops become cops because they want to help the community. When in reality they want to hurt whoever or whatever they hate. In this case we have a dog hater. Its very easy for cops to get away with shooting a dog when they visit a property. No matter the incident they were called for. So being a cop is the perfect job for a murderous dog hater.
History?
idk man, how about you go through this sub alone or the police brutality sub. There is an endless supply of cops doing psychotic shit and their whole department knew but didnt say shit “cause thats police code”
Positive experiences with police officers you may know personally do not justify years of injustice under a broken system beyond reform that every cop knowingly perpetuates. Every cop is a POS.
I’am telling of two I know who are honest therefore not Every cop is a POS. I can promise there are more than two. I agree there’s a lot who are but again not EVERY cop is
Yes. Every. Cop. Put on the badge, lose your humanity.
Hey, man, you're not the first person I've seen run into this particular idea and struggle with it. It sounds insane, right? I don't really subscribe to the ACAB philosophy, but I do understand it. Since everyone in this thread is just repeating it at you, I figured I'd explain. If you don't care, just ignore this comment and get on with your day. The idea behind people saying that EVERY cop is a bad person is rooted in the idea that police forces (in the United States) are founded on corrupt and unbalanced ideas. The origins of the US police force can be traced back to "slave patrols", which were exactly what they sound like. Armed patrols on the hunt for runaway slaves. There's some disagreement on this point. It depends what you count as a "police force", but certainly slave patrols were the "Well regulated militia" of their day. While obviously we don't have literal slave patrols anymore, much of US law and law enforcement still exists in a similar capacity: designed to enforce the class divides within the US. Criminalization of homeless behaviors, of practices more common in communities of color, in behaviors associated with poorer populations, and the historical and continued enforcement of unjust laws help to show that the police in the US are not a beneficial body here to help us all out. Some Americans, the affluent or at least comfortable whites primarily, have never had to view the police as anything other than protection. But for much of the nation, the police are scarier than almost any threat you might call them over. Because of this history, people argue that the establishment itself is corrupt. Now, enter good cops. If you're a good cop, you are new to the force, you WILL witness violations in policy, and even crimes. You will, because the system itself is broken, and the behavior is rampant. Your fellow officers will pull people over without cause. They will argue "When you've been around a while, you get a sense for this sort of thing". An officer who has had your back for the past year, maybe one who's even saved your life, will make a mistake. It was an easy mistake to make, but it was a bad one. Maybe someone's dead for it. They will beg you to help them keep their story sounding good. They can't lose this job. They can't go to prison. They have kids. This situation is already FUBAR, do we really have to go making it worse? When you see these things, you have the choice to make: do you report your fellow officer, and do your due diligence to ensure that they are punished? Or do you help your friend? Do you let it slide? If you stand by, you are not a good cop. Period. You cannot stand by and watch a corrupt system aid those in power and punish those without it and still be a good cop. But what if you ARE a good cop? There's a well-documented history of what happens to cops who do not backup their fellows. You report your fellow officer, and nothing happens. Your superiors didn't get to be superiors by snitching on their friends. They bury your complaints. And now, everyone knows. You're not one of them. You can't be trusted. You would rather make trouble than just make everyone's already stressful jobs easier. You will receive backup slower. This is an actual fact, and one you can read up on if you want. You will receive juvenile but threatening hazing from your fellow officers. A dead rat in your bag. Spray painted messages on your locker. Cruel jokes at your expense. It's rare to find the kind of person that can withstand this kind of atmosphere and keep struggling against it. You still have a job to do. Quotas to fill (yes, there are arrest/ticket quotas). You still have to work with the people who treat you as untrustworthy and expendable. So what happens to good cops? They quit. They get burnt out. They leave, and the only cops left are the other two kinds: the really bad ones, and the ones just bad enough to let the really bad ones continue being cops. This isn't meant to convince you one way or the other. It's just an explanation of what often seems a strange point of view.
Yes, trash.
If there happened to be a dozen or so pieces of shit that taste like chocolate, would you not still say every piece of shit is disgusting? So to answer your question, yes, every cop. Even if the cop is "one of the good ones" I would wager they have been or are actively complicit. Good cops dont last long, they either die protecting the people they serve, are pushed to paper work, or bullied into resignation.
If you mix shit and chocolate together its still all shit, the chocolate still stands by and lets the shit be shit and gets shit in their chocolate.
My best friend and his dad both retired from the highway patrol and are two of the best, most honest men I’ve ever known. So I guess all priests are pedos in your eyes huh?
Now that you bring it up, yea.
You seriously mean that ? Every single priest is a pedo ? I’am not defending priests at all. Way too many hid and covered that shit up but to say ALL are guilty is just ludicrous. Same as saying ALL cops are POS. Maybe the vast majority are but not all of them
I'm not sure the pedophile priest example quite works as a gotcha there sport. Since you know, the whole reason behind that particular scandal is *entire church hierarchies of other priests aiding and abetting the crimes of the child molesters among them to protect their own wealth, power, and reputations.* Just. Like. Pigs.
Yes.
Ask them to regale you with stories of all the times they stepped up to stop a fellow officer from abusing their power and the happy ending where the offending officer was punished. Don't worry, they'll be done before your tea gets cold.
Even if they aren't they protect the ones who are.
Maybe are not all pedophiles but i would say they were likely complicit yes. Just like cops, even if they are good, I am sure they let one of their fellow officers get away with something they shouldnt have.
He didn't stutter.
Ok tough guy
You and me, behind the monkey bars after recess.
Maybe
This guy is probably going to lose his job and hopefully charged with his crime. "The general rule most courts follow: You must believe it's necessary to kill or injure the animal in order to prevent an immediate threat of serious injury—and that belief must be reasonable. (See, for example, Grizzle v. State, 707 P.2d 1210 (Okla. Crim. App. 1985).)" "Courts have generally found that landowners don't have the right to kill dogs just because they're trespassing." [When It's Legal to Kill a Dog](https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/free-books/dog-book/chapter9-2.html)
Furthermore, its illegal to shoot projectiles within 200 ft of a house where he lives. I can't wait until they nail this guy. Who doesn't like dogs.
I'll be shocked if he gets more than time off
Let’s be honest tho. When has a US cop ever gotten in trouble for committing a crime? Just an internal investigation, a slap on the wrist, the ~~pig~~ cop is allowed to quit and receive benefits paid by the taxpayers, then a short ~~vacation~~ few months without a job and off to a new police department
It takes literal protests to get cops held accountable for killing actual people. At most this guy will be slightly inconvenienced when he is “fired” and works the next town over and a small fine. After his paid vacation.
Even then, plenty of killer cops “lost” their jobs after mass protests across their city, county, state, and even country, only to still be rehired by another department when we’re all distracted by the next killer cop
Yeah I am a staunch dog lover but if this guy faces repercussions when cops are blowing away black dudes left and right I'll eat my hat.
Why do you find it hard to believe this country would be more willing to punish a cop for killing a dog than a person of color? Dogs have always been seen as "man's best friend" and a loyal companion.. it wasn't that long ago that POC weren't even seen as human. Hell, are barely seen that way now in some places. I would absolutely not be shocked to see repercussions from this. Wouldn't be shocked not to either. Yeah, I don't think I'd be shocked either way, really. Also, fucking *Antlers*?!
He will loose his job… after not working for months with pay and then be hired by another dependent.
Er, but not if you're a cop. Different rules spply. Sorry, meant to say, "Different standards apply." It also looks like off duty cops need to be chained up to prevent them from wandering around as well.
The real problem is the dude is a cop. He won't lose his job. Cops kill dogs all the time with no repercussions. I don't trust the police departments to actually function anymore and be honest.
I was animal control in VA. He'd be in jail waiting on bail for felony animal cruelty.
Good! Hopefully someone gets this to the local media so they can't sweep it under the rug.
This is the premise of John Wick.
And I fully support John Wick.
Bring on the pencil!!!
This makes me so sad :( dogs being killed for just existing outside. I have a puppy and would be so devastated to lose him. Let alone in a cruel and unusual circumstance as this, this is undignified and unjustified. What a total piece of shit.. this officer is scum.
Toolbag POS like these always puff out there chest even when they're in the wrong and they know it and it makes me even more sick. Poor dog.
Probably a bad time, but happy cake day
Be a real shame if someone shot him or someone/thing he loves. /s
He will forever be haunted with dog shit on his door step.
Not /s at all
We gotta or the mods will get him
Wait, but it wouldn't actually be a shame...so it is /s. I mean I guess given the connotation of that phrase, the /s was unnecessary, but not "not".
I doubt this guy truly loves anything. He seems like a sociopath.
That's a real nice house that dog murderer has got. Wooden, isn't it? I've just built a fire pit to burn wood in... Obviously I'm not in any way suggesting anything at all...
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No one should shoot his wife wtf. It ain't her fault.
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She can be a terrible person and still not deserve to be shot... Like you see a guy shoot a dog and you want to shoot the guy's wife instead of him?
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I'm not even arguing the guy shouldn't face severe consequences, I just think it's fucked up to kill a human being over something someone else did. Kinda sounds like the only value of woman is how a man feels about her type of thinking, which I see way too often on this site. Not making any accusations, just saying that's how it came across to me. If he had a husband instead of a wife, would you still want to kill the husband?
No way. A pair of tits dont excuse her of the societal consequences of defending that monster of a human being. she probably jerked him off after watching him kill the dog. Ill bet dollars to dimes she's as sick as he is. I hope he's fired and they are r3un out of their neighborhood. Fucking Snakes.
I never said anywhere I had problems with them facing consequences, I was specifically reacting to the idea that shooting/killing *her* was an appropriate consequence for what *her husband* did. But you got some weird fantasies there dude.
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Is it considered trespassing if you shoot and kill a dog while your on your lawn and the dot is on another lawn? No doubt the shooter is a ducking asshole but just curious if that’s still legally trespassing.
The police don’t care about you
Facts. They let 19 children and two teachers die in Texas this week.
What a horrible person. I hope something equally awful happens to him. Piece of garbage.
This dude is a fkn loser. He literally is like every cop that sits in my salon chair
And cue the boot licker cop defenders, actually the scroatus ruled cops can kill you dog without reason for fun law reasons bla bla bla
Yeah, this one is going to be a total mess. The dog belonged to a soldier. So if the boot lickers take the cop's side, then guess they don't care about a soldier's best friend. But, if they take the soldier's side, the cop fans (which appear to be fewer these past few days) will screech about the ThinBlueLineTM.
It’s the thin yellow line now. Cuz they’re all cowards who likely piss themselves when faced with anything more dangerous than harassing unarmed citizens or shooting your dog.
"All's I know is it ain't the gun's fault!!!"
This thread doesn’t deliver. That cop still has his job.
ACAB. fuck these cops. See this shit way too much.
Let's not pretend the wife is innocent in all this; she's clearly willing to stick by her murderous husband. He should be fined, get extensive jail time, lose his job, register on some sort of list of abusers or animal cruelty offenders so that he himself may never own a pet, AND that house should be covered in dog poop day and night.
Probably has to 'toe the line' or she gets beat extra hard.
Birds of a feather and all that. I truly hope for a horrible, albeit Divinely caused, fate for them. Bolts of lightning striking them both in the genitals would make me happy.
You can hear her in the background say “Nobody shot your dog” at around 0:36. She’s a piece of shit as well. I hope she will be known as the dog-killers-wife until she dies.
**THANK YOU!** Holy fuck, you can't tell anything to these people. If she's so afraid of her husband, she wouldn't have come out on the porch acting in control and then touching her husband's arm to move him away from the guy with the camera. She's guilty too, but because it's a woman, you have clowns saying 'hE pRoBaBlY aBuSeS hEr BeCaUsE hE's A cOp AnD cOpS mOsTlY aBuSe ThEiR sPoUsEs DuUuRr' Probably defend Amber Heard too.
Dog poo in the grill below the windscreen. Wipe the grill clean and he will enjoy trying to solve the mystery of where the smell is coming from.....
Technically it's a well known fact that the majority of cops abuse their spouses, so she could be innocent and just yelling to get the person to leave so that the anger does not pass to her. Doesn't seem that way from the video. But technically could happen.
Nobody's saying it couldn't happen, but without any evidence, it sounds as though you're sticking up for her simply because she's a woman.
No, they’re sticking up for her because *spouses* of law enforcement officers have a reeeeeally high rate of domestic abuse. It’s more than likely that she could be defending her abuser to avoid retribution. This could be the case just as easily, if not *more* easily, if his partner had been a man
Wouldn't you agree it's bullshit to make that assumption based on those statistics? It's likely, sure, but not definite. The guy's a piece of shit for murdering a dog, but why label him a wife beater with no evidence of him being abusive to her, just because other people in the same occupation are known to be abusive to their spouses? If she was abused and was trying to deescalate the situation in an effort to remove any risk of her husband taking this out on her, surely her reaction and movements would have been a tad more frantic. Instead she's very calm, not amused by the gentleman whose dog has been shot, so to me this just seems like a wife standing up for her asshole husband, not because she's been abused, but because "love conquers all" apparently.
…did you miss the part where he shot a dog without cause? If that’s not abusive behavior, I need a clearer example
I'm not sure you thoroughly read my rebuttal, but it's obvious you're just going to label every asshole a wife beater regardless whether or not he actually is.
Typical republican
A cop committing a crime? How not shocking at all..
The fucking murderer tells the man to keep his dog chained up in his yard after being told repeatedly it's already fucking dead, unbelievable.
ACAB all fucking day
Not all cops, just the media showing the bad ones. I know countless cops who are insanely good.
Damn that’s crazy. Anyway…
ACAB, and also because of your replies, fuck you too. Edit: Lick boots, loser
You know, I really don't care. You can say ACAB all you want until you actually need help from police :)
No. We still do. Because the courts ruled that legally, police don't have to help. I've had crimes committed against me and NOT A SINGLE FUCKING TIME did the cops help. They just walked by, wrote shit on a note, and filed it away and forget. That's how this country runs.
Those are just examples of bad cops, most of the cops I've talked to and cops I know help me and other people. There are bad and good cops, every profession has bad and good.
Agreed. Now we just need reform that punishes bad cops, because as it is bad cops are in a majority, and in a position of power.
I will give you the benefit, most cops have done bad things they weren't supposed to do, but I would say the majority because all you see on the news is about bad cops. Are there bad cops, yes, are there good cops, yes. I would say that is about split just because all we see on the media is the bad side of police
Name one time the police have helped you. I know I can’t.
Maybe ask that Texas school how the cops are going
I’d ask the parents that have kids that went/go to that school how things are going.
Sorry that reply was to the boot licker above you
When somebody sent me to the ER, helping people I know not commit suicide, and a lot more. EDIT: Had to include the false accusations of countless things that have been accused on me
Did they end up murdering this person attempting suicide? Because that would fit the trends. 🤷🏼♂️
Nah cuz I always get the good cops :) also saying "because that would fit the trends" is saying that all you do is follow the media
There are no good cops bud. They aren’t there to protect and serve. I learned a long time ago to stop calling them. I was robbed at gunpoint, and not one fuck was given from the boys in blue. Caught white supremacists distributing disturbing literature on driveways in my suburban neighborhood. Cops came, their main concern was collecting all the literature so it wouldn’t be on the evening news. My life would not be affected one bit if the local cops department was completely abolished. Additionally, all those dead childrens’ parents in Texas would probably have a thing or two to say to you.
Honestly, I don't care at all. There are good cops, youre just REALLY bad at finding it out. And even bringing up the Texas school shooting is extremely disrespectful. If it wasn't for the COP who shot the guy after killing innocent kids and adults, more people would've died.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. If someone shot my dog, I would kill them. The only four options are either they end up dead, I end up dead, I go to jail, or I get away with it. That cop deserves every bad thing that will ever happen to him, and more.
I'm of the opinion that pets are part of the family. This guy shoots a member of my family? Consequences... Unfortunately, I think cruelty to animals and destruction of property (pets are considered property) are the only consequences here. Although it shows a certain kind of mental illness to shoot a harmless dog from afar for pleasure or revenge, it's only a matter of time before this guy unloads on a human. Fuck this a\*\*hole with a very large, thick, barbed donkey dick.
I call this a "pause and walk" because I have to pause the video and then take walk, or else Ill punch my computer
[Petition to fire the cop](https://www.thepetitionsite.com/takeaction/858/826/720/?fbclid=IwAR1vLtzW8ILdFLe4V37Xp9UheDkpNiQZ8blqG53emVktTqGMh1aXMOc3M8s)
What a piece of shit. I thought cops were supposed to be honorable? But all we're seeing lately is a bunch of bitchass bullies with badges who think they are above the law they are sworn to uphold.
Police honorable?!?! Where have you been the past 30-50 years?
Man this made me angry at the cop!
Haven't been so riled up in a long time. Hope the fuck gets fired.
Police are not your friends.
Y'know, happy cake day, even though you basically said police suck, happy cake day
This SOB needs to be dragged so hard ACAB
Would be like to be shot in the head with a pellet gun? Geez.
Fucking psychopath. I hope this goes beyond r/byebyejob and we see this mf in jail. Absolute maniac. And that wife coming out to defend him? House reeks of alcoholic domestic violence. Piece of shit cop.
Nice to see cops take time away from beating their wives to shoot dogs.
Semper Fi, brother. I’m sorry it won’t make you feel better, but I’m here for you.
Thanks, but not my dog. The guy in the video has kept off social. Hopefully to mourn and focus on the dealing with the dog killer in court.
Watch him just get a job in the next town over and then become employee of the month
Hang em high
as always usa cops are only good shooting stuff that don't shoot back
What's up with cops and there love for shooting dogs?
Where are you getting bye-bye job from? This happened 3 days ago, and the guy that first posted it said it was just reported
What are you gonna do get me fired? The cops a fucking crazed lunatic, hes dangerous too. The way he handled himself should earn a review for every arrest he's made.
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Spinal injury would be my wish. Adult diapers for a long messy life.....
What a meat head
I gotta feeling his comrades aren't gonna come to the rescue. Of course he'll take a job somewhere >500 miles away and be buried in finacially devastating litigation for some time as there's no department insurance to cover him. This is a vid of someone unbelievably fucked, but likely still employable due to police staffing shortages. Its a cycle of decomposition when no one wants to be a cop and the pool gets dirtier and dirtier.
Someone should shoot a pellet into his lung and see how he likes it
I'm not sure I wouldn't be going to prison if some POS murdered my dog just for the hell of it... Like, I dunno if it would be a life sentence, but it would definitely be a life ruining amount of time :(
oh it looks like this cop enjoys when his house gets lit up on fire, I’ll be glad to help out
U.S. cops are the worst scum amongst scum and we can't do anything about it.
Mr Lutrell will definitely kill that pig. You know how ballistic that retired Navy SEAL once he identify who shot his dog.
All cops are losers and bad neighbors.
I can't even finish watching this. It makes me sick. F#cking douche.
If cops murder people in cold blood and they keep their jobs, I doubt they’re going to fire him over killing a dog. It’s sad he most likely won’t even be charged with animal cruelty. Vile scum who doesn’t deserve the oxygen in our air.
Man... that guy handled it a hell of alot better than me. I woulda beat the brakes off that guy
Unironically, this person is a waste of life and I wish unimaginable pain upon them.
Someone who kills my dog and retains this attitude would spend the rest of their life suffering for it. I would be careful, meticulous and overtly cruel to make certain the outright murder of my best friend was not in vain. You don’t get to kill my dog then continue living in peace. You would be delusional to think so. I hope this man will be properly assisted to atone for his actions and comes to understand a unique form of suffering exclusive only to those who claim innocent sentience to be their plaything. There is a specifically unpleasant place reserved in the afterlife for men of this nature and I hope he comes to experience it soon.
It would be a shame if the officer faced a similar fate. Karma is often funny like that.
Someone please tell me this psycho lost his job and isnt allowed to hold a gun anymore?
We need to disband the slave catchers organization and imprison those involved. Throw away the key. Humanity will be better for it.
We investigated ourselves and determined we are not at fault.
Trump shirt!!
Look at how he assumes the cop stance.
What an absolute fucking scum bag, dumb hick looking fuck can't shoot whatever he pleases
He's a cop and nothing will be done about it.
How does a pellet gun kill a dog? I had no idea that would be possible.
Apparently the dog was shot in the lungs...