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There are myriad accounts of this particular story. All that is known is a woman suffered minor bite wounds from one, or more, of her dogs, described as Pit Bulls (three on the property). Police arrived and one of the dogs charged at them, prompting the officer to shoot and kill the dog.
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Showing posts with label pit bull. Show all posts
Monday, October 31, 2011
Newport News Police Break Down Door, Kill Dog
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October, 2011
Police in Newport News, Virginia executing a search warrant broke down a door and promptly shot and killed the freaked out dog living there. The dog bit one of the officers and was then shot by two other officers, despite the fact that the officer was wearing protective gear and was not harmed by the bite.
Officers confiscated five pounds of marijuana, thus winning a major victory in this epic DRUG WAR of doom.
October, 2011
Police in Newport News, Virginia executing a search warrant broke down a door and promptly shot and killed the freaked out dog living there. The dog bit one of the officers and was then shot by two other officers, despite the fact that the officer was wearing protective gear and was not harmed by the bite.
Officers confiscated five pounds of marijuana, thus winning a major victory in this epic DRUG WAR of doom.
Boca Raton Police Shoot and Kill Loose Dog
Date: October 29, 2011
Location: Boca Raton, Florida
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A dog described as a Pit Bull barked and charged at an officer and was shot and killed. The dog had been loose and nipped a woman, causing minor injuries. The dog did not bite the police officer.
Location: Boca Raton, Florida
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A dog described as a Pit Bull barked and charged at an officer and was shot and killed. The dog had been loose and nipped a woman, causing minor injuries. The dog did not bite the police officer.
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Houston Drug Raid Results in Death of Dog and Shooting of Suspect
Date: July 29, 2011
Location: Houston, Texas
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Officers raiding a drug house entered a yard where a guard dog was known to be confined. The dog was shot with a shotgun and pistol before being killed. One bullet grazed one of the suspects.
Location: Houston, Texas
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Officers raiding a drug house entered a yard where a guard dog was known to be confined. The dog was shot with a shotgun and pistol before being killed. One bullet grazed one of the suspects.
Laredo Police Shoot Attacking Dog
Date: July 25, 2011
Location: Laredo, Texas
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A dog described as a Pit Bull was attacking two people. Police were called and officers shot and killed the dog.
Location: Laredo, Texas
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A dog described as a Pit Bull was attacking two people. Police were called and officers shot and killed the dog.
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Lorain Police Shoot and Kill Chained Dog
July, 2011
Lorain, Ohio
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FOr some reason, officers were called to remove a chained dog from under a truck. The dog was lured out with dog biscuits but instead of grabbing the chain, the officer grabbed the dog's collar. The dog bit him once. The officer then shot him twice, killing the dog.
Lorain, Ohio
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FOr some reason, officers were called to remove a chained dog from under a truck. The dog was lured out with dog biscuits but instead of grabbing the chain, the officer grabbed the dog's collar. The dog bit him once. The officer then shot him twice, killing the dog.
Pearl Police Shoot and Kill Family's Loose Pet
Date: July, 2011
Location: Pearl, Mississippi
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Two dogs got out of a yard. They are described as Pit Bulls. A woman called police after the two loose dogs killed her loose cat (double standard for the fail). Police arrived and claim the male dog "charged" at them, obviously requiring a bullet to the head. The female dog was not shot but for some odd reason, the family was conned into giving up the dog by authorities.
Location: Pearl, Mississippi
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Two dogs got out of a yard. They are described as Pit Bulls. A woman called police after the two loose dogs killed her loose cat (double standard for the fail). Police arrived and claim the male dog "charged" at them, obviously requiring a bullet to the head. The female dog was not shot but for some odd reason, the family was conned into giving up the dog by authorities.
Fort Mill Police ThinK With Guns, Not Brains
Date: July, 2011
Location: Fort Mill, South Carolina
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A dog described as an American Bulldog or Pit Bull was running loose. The dog got in a fight with another chained dog and menaced people. Police arrived and the dog entered a yard. Instead of blocking the hole in which the dog entered to, you know, confine the dog, police apparently milled around.
When the dog got back out of the hole and charged the officers, he was shot and killed.
Location: Fort Mill, South Carolina
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A dog described as an American Bulldog or Pit Bull was running loose. The dog got in a fight with another chained dog and menaced people. Police arrived and the dog entered a yard. Instead of blocking the hole in which the dog entered to, you know, confine the dog, police apparently milled around.
When the dog got back out of the hole and charged the officers, he was shot and killed.
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Syracuse Police Kill a Cornered Dog
A dog described as a Pit Bull was fatally shot after police cornered the dog and he, you know, growled at them.
The officers had been responding to a call and knocked on a door. Police claim they asked the homeowners to control the dog; the homeowner's claim police did not give them any time to do so. The dog got out onto the porch and was barking. SO obviously the police had to shoot him!
In 2009, Syracuse police shot at least one dog when they were responding to a tripped burglary alarm.
The officers had been responding to a call and knocked on a door. Police claim they asked the homeowners to control the dog; the homeowner's claim police did not give them any time to do so. The dog got out onto the porch and was barking. SO obviously the police had to shoot him!
In 2009, Syracuse police shot at least one dog when they were responding to a tripped burglary alarm.
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Oakridge Tase, Then Shoot to Death Dog in Oregon
Oakridge, Oregon
There is lots of blame going around in a shooting death of a woman's dog, described as a Pit Bull.
The woman has a problem properly confining her dogs and this dog had gotten out before. The week prior, officers had responded to a call of the loose dog, and had to taser the dog.
When officers responded a week later to the dog running around (not eating anyone but acting aggressively), they arrived on scene and immediately tasered the dog. Even though the dog was immobilized and no longer a threat, officers shot the dog, killing him. Even the neighbors who didn't really like the woman or dog thought it was an extreme response to a prone, non-threatening dog.
There is lots of blame going around in a shooting death of a woman's dog, described as a Pit Bull.
The woman has a problem properly confining her dogs and this dog had gotten out before. The week prior, officers had responded to a call of the loose dog, and had to taser the dog.
When officers responded a week later to the dog running around (not eating anyone but acting aggressively), they arrived on scene and immediately tasered the dog. Even though the dog was immobilized and no longer a threat, officers shot the dog, killing him. Even the neighbors who didn't really like the woman or dog thought it was an extreme response to a prone, non-threatening dog.
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Bridgeton Police Shoot Dog in Foot
Bridgeton, New Jersey
May, 2011
Breed:Described as a Pit Bull
The burglary of people’s possessions seems to take backseat in order to report on a dog getting shot for not doing anything but “lunging” so viciously, he didn’t hurt anyone. The officer shot the dog in the foot, but the dog will be fine.
Allentown Police Shoot Dog For Running
Allentown, Pennsylvania
May 19, 2011
Breed: Dog described as a Pit Bull
Officers shot and killed a dog because he moved or something. The dog “ran towards” an officer, which is of course reason enough to shoot him multiple times.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Asheville Campus Police Acts a Hero, Shoots a Dog in the Face
April, 2011 - Asheville, North Carolina
A dog described as a Pit Bull (ZOMG! RUN FOR THE HILLS) jumped out of the back of a truck where he was just chilling. Yo, dog guardian, don't be a jack ass and leave your dog untethered and unattended in the back of your truck. Problem solved.
But instead problem emerged. The dog chased some people and eventually did bite one person in the hand.
In an act of BRAVERY so amazing, an award will be made in his honor, a campussecurity police officer lured the dog away undoubtedly by waving his arm in front of the dog as bait! When the dog meandered over, the officer had to defend himself from the walking brute by shooting the dog right in the face!
The dog will live, because he is a Pit Bull and as all creepy anti-pit bull zealots tell us, they are a speshul breed!
A dog described as a Pit Bull (ZOMG! RUN FOR THE HILLS) jumped out of the back of a truck where he was just chilling. Yo, dog guardian, don't be a jack ass and leave your dog untethered and unattended in the back of your truck. Problem solved.
But instead problem emerged. The dog chased some people and eventually did bite one person in the hand.
In an act of BRAVERY so amazing, an award will be made in his honor, a campus
The dog will live, because he is a Pit Bull and as all creepy anti-pit bull zealots tell us, they are a speshul breed!
German Police Shoot Everything In Sight
April, 2011 - Germany
A woman suffered minor wounds from a dog bite. Police arrived because they heard the words Pit Bull and since the breed is apparently Public Enemy #1, the entire country's police force arrived ready for battle.
So they opened fire. And shot the woman who had, you know, suffered minor wounds from the dog. And they also eventually killed the dog.
A woman suffered minor wounds from a dog bite. Police arrived because they heard the words Pit Bull and since the breed is apparently Public Enemy #1, the entire country's police force arrived ready for battle.
So they opened fire. And shot the woman who had, you know, suffered minor wounds from the dog. And they also eventually killed the dog.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
Police Kill The Dog of a Murder Victim
March, 2011 - Philadelphia -
Police entering the home of a murder victim were accosted by one of three dogs, described as PIt Bulls. The dog was shot and killed. The majority of the dogs - the other two - did not attempt to harm anyone and were taken to animal control.
Police entering the home of a murder victim were accosted by one of three dogs, described as PIt Bulls. The dog was shot and killed. The majority of the dogs - the other two - did not attempt to harm anyone and were taken to animal control.
Dog Killed While Restrained, After Biting Infant
February, 2011 -
A dog described as a Pit Bull was shot and killed by police, even though the dog was apparently restrained. The dog had bitten an infant and two other people.
A dog described as a Pit Bull was shot and killed by police, even though the dog was apparently restrained. The dog had bitten an infant and two other people.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
January 2011: Hallandale Police Officer Shoots Dog
January 2011, Hallandale - Florida
While feeding his dog, described as a Pit Bull, a man heard a commotion. The dog trotted off in the direction of the sound and as he rounded the corner, encountered several officers responding to a separate call.
One of the officers freaked out and shot the dog multiple times. According to the owner, the dog was shot will running back towards his property.
Officers refused to allow the family to take the dog to a veterinarian for two hours. If that was a human being, lawsuit time! But dogs are only our friends, apparently, not worthy of any meaningful legal protection like not having to sit in a cage for two hours before being treated for potentially unnecessary bullet holes.
The dog is expected to survive.
While feeding his dog, described as a Pit Bull, a man heard a commotion. The dog trotted off in the direction of the sound and as he rounded the corner, encountered several officers responding to a separate call.
One of the officers freaked out and shot the dog multiple times. According to the owner, the dog was shot will running back towards his property.
Officers refused to allow the family to take the dog to a veterinarian for two hours. If that was a human being, lawsuit time! But dogs are only our friends, apparently, not worthy of any meaningful legal protection like not having to sit in a cage for two hours before being treated for potentially unnecessary bullet holes.
The dog is expected to survive.
January 2011 West Seattle Police Shoot Two Dogs
January, 2011 - Washington
Police responding to a domestic disturbance came upon a scene involving a woman being bitten by two dogs. The woman was also the suspect.
When the woman broke free, the two dogs - a Labrador Retriever and a Pit Bull - began attacking each other.
When the dogs noticed the police, they charged. Officers killed the Lab and injured the Pit Bull and arrested the woman who was bitten.
Police responding to a domestic disturbance came upon a scene involving a woman being bitten by two dogs. The woman was also the suspect.
When the woman broke free, the two dogs - a Labrador Retriever and a Pit Bull - began attacking each other.
When the dogs noticed the police, they charged. Officers killed the Lab and injured the Pit Bull and arrested the woman who was bitten.
January 2011: Donora Police Shoot Dog, Miss Killing Him
January, 2011 - Donora, Pennsylvania
A man had left his dog, described as a Pit Bull, unattended in his home. At some point, the dog got out of the screen door and growled at people. He did not bite anyone.
Police were called. The dog had gone back into the home, but attempts to close the screen door properly failed, and the dog got out again.
The dog, now agitated, began barking and approaching the officer.
He shot the dog in the chest and made an attempt to "put him out of his misery" by shooting him again. Thankfully, he missed, and the owner arrived to take the dog to a vet where he is expected to survive.
A man had left his dog, described as a Pit Bull, unattended in his home. At some point, the dog got out of the screen door and growled at people. He did not bite anyone.
Police were called. The dog had gone back into the home, but attempts to close the screen door properly failed, and the dog got out again.
The dog, now agitated, began barking and approaching the officer.
He shot the dog in the chest and made an attempt to "put him out of his misery" by shooting him again. Thankfully, he missed, and the owner arrived to take the dog to a vet where he is expected to survive.
Friday, December 31, 2010
Dec 2010: Oxnard Police Shoot Dogs Chasing Them
Oxnard, CA - While serving a warrant for vandalism, the alleged suspect ran from police, leaving the gate open. Two dogs described as Pit Bulls ran out and charged the officer. One was killed, the other wounded.
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