The Daily Sheeple -by Joshua Krause
Yesterday morning, a woman from Orange County, Florida by the name of Deborah Jones called the police after a dispute with her boyfriend. While nothing came of their argument and no one was hurt, it’s disturbing to note that the police did not arrive at her home in a timely manner. Her and the boyfriend eventually left the residence, and let their pit bull stay at home.
But when they returned several hours later, they found the police surrounding their condo. They had apparently forced their way into the home, and killed their dog after he charged toward the officers; Jones arrived on the scene only to find her dog’s body wrapped in a blanket. Jones later told the local media that “They had to shoot my dog for no reason. They kicked my door in. I can’t even lock my door,” and her daughter added “That’s his house. This is his house. He’s got to protect this house.”
What’s worse is that the killing was done in the course of “proper procedure.” As the police arrived at the residence, three different neighbors told them that nobody was home. They defied all logic by entering the home anyway, because they never received a call to cancel their response. If only they had arrived shortly after the call (like they were supposed to), the family’s dog would still be alive.
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The pigs just had a whole box of doughnuts delivered, delaying the dog shooting duty. Of course, a judge will rule the cops had to shoot the dog after Officer Knuckles broke the door off the hinges. You can’t play by any rules with these assholes because they just “make up” the rules as they play.
“If only they had arrived shortly after the call (like they were supposed to), the family’s dog would still be alive.”
Or her, her boyfriend, and the dog could ALL be dead.
yup
good one, Hatr — they’re lucky they escaped and only the dog was shot.
And if only the family had sorted it out before calling in the police state on a childish whim the dog would be alive. They’re lucky they were gone or the dog might not be the only one pushin’ up daisies.
Our hero’s doing what they do best,break things and kill things with the full weight of the corrupt laws behind them. It will be shown that department policy was followed to the letter and they will get away with the killing.Never call the pigs unless you want this kind of thing to happen because this happens all the time and its not going to stop. May these bastards burn in hell if there is a hell!
Ya know………… if people start beating these punks down when they do this, it might slow down somewhat. I’m talking about finding where they live and taking care of business. That’s the way we did it where I grew up, and it worked, and as I understand …………it still does.
This is what happens to people whose perception of “police work” is a product of TV brainwashing.