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Edited by CrazyLincoln:
6/21/2015 12:40:14 AM
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Police kill a harmless dog for the lolz
The police are criminals. Justice does not come from police guns. We don't need these thugs walking the streets doing whatever they please with no consequences for their actions.
They get off free for murder. They're state run criminal thugs. This officer should be in a cage for the rest of his life.
To the people saying this is just one incident and he was just a "bad apple."
http://i.imgur.com/XSsmlmO.jpg
Notice the dates? This shit happens literally every day.
Here is a good one: http://i.imgur.com/rqSEHXW.jpg
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This was sad to watch.
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1 Replyhttp://www.policeone.com/police-heroes/articles/6143672-10-amazing-photos-thatll-make-you-proud-to-be-a-cop/ http://www.wsmv.com/story/25459694/police-officer-goes-above-and-beyond-for-sumter-teen http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2014/08/21/police-militarization-ferguson-crime-violence-justice-bureau-column/14307505/ "Al cups r bad i are edgy" -crazylincoln
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you cant say that the officer killed the dog for no reason. he managed to escape from the window to protect his owner.a dog like that will do anything to protect its owner and it wanted to attack the officer. now put yourself in the officers position and have a gun in hand while a dog is sprinting towards you ferociously. youd obviously protect yourself. sure the officer couldve at least tazed the dog but did he really have much time to do that?
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Lincoln where is #Shitpost [spoiler]you can't forget #Shitpost[/spoiler]
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1 ReplyPolice Officer Brian Moore succumbed to a gunshot wound sustained two days earlier when he attempted to question a suspicious person in Queens. Officer Moore and his partner were assigned to a plainclothes Anti-Crime Unit and on patrol in an unmarked car when they observed a male walking on a sidewalk and adjusting an object in his waistband. The officers pulled alongside the subject and asked him what he was carrying. The subject responded by pulling out a handgun and opening fire into the vehicle, striking Officer Moore in the face. Officer Moore was transported to a Jamaica Hospital where he remained unconscious until passing away two days later. The subject was identified by several witnesses and was arrested at his home shortly afterwards. He was subsequently charged with murder, attempted murder, and 10 other charges. Police Officer Moore had served with the New York City Police Department for 5 years and was assigned to the 105th Precinct Anti-Crime Unit. At his funeral Officer Moore was posthumously promoted to Detective by Police Commissioner William Bratton.
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4 Replies"harmless" - They got attacked "for the lolz" - THEY GOT ATTACKED Yeah ok flood.....
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1 ReplyEdited by Drakus Darksoul: 6/21/2015 3:05:08 PMI watched that. You people complain about how corrupt the American police services are? Take a look at what goes on in my home of Persia (Iran), then take a look at your officers.
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118 RepliesEdited by Britton: 6/19/2015 2:53:26 PMThe dog jumped out if the car, and when the cops tried to control the dog, the dog tried to bite them. They were within their rights to kill that dog. Stop trying to be edgy.
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You are a stupid piece of shit. Did you watch your own video? The dog got out of the car, approached the officers, and then tried to bite the officer!!!! Have you ever seen a dog, let alone a rotwhiler (terrible spelling) mad? Im assuming not because anyone with experience/common sense would be afraid of that dog. The arrest of the man was unjustified but the shooting of the dog was totally justified.
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22 RepliesWhy doesn't anybody care when a police officer, say, saves a dog? Why doesn't anybody care when a police officer does his job well? Why doesn't anybody care when police officers help the people they protect? Why doesn't anybody care when the police protect people from gunmen in shootouts? The media, that's why. After Ferguson, all anybody cares about is bad cops, everyone seemingly forgot about every single good police officer in this whole damn country. Next time you're getting mugged, don't expect a cop to come and save you. Next time you're driving while drunk, don't expect a cop to pull you over before you kill somebody. Some of my friends work as police officers, and they are some of the kindest, most honest people I know. But a**holes like you only know of the bad ones, and that disappoints me, it truly does.
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Dog sheds skin and cat flees out [spoiler]checkm8[/spoiler]
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Edgey
