This made me sick. How can you forget about your own "partner"?!?!
Drug-sniffing dog left in locked car died - El Paso Times
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Drug-sniffing dog left in locked car died - El Paso Times
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K-9 left in car found dead
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Dumbasses. Some people leave their babies in the cars too.
I was cleaning my car this weekend, and the temp was somewhere around 90 degrees. I didn't even want to sit in the interior with the door open to clean. Can you imagine being in there with the doors closed? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out it would kill you being shut up in there. Why are people so stupid?
I was cleaning my car this weekend, and the temp was somewhere around 90 degrees. I didn't even want to sit in the interior with the door open to clean. Can you imagine being in there with the doors closed? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out it would kill you being shut up in there. Why are people so stupid?
that is horrible. Shouldn't the person involved get the death penalty since they killed an officer?
While it may have been very stupid, I do not believe that an accidental death results in capital punishment.
Wow, that is horrible :nonono:
That sucks. At least it wasn't a kid.
It sucks, but it was just a dog. We abort babies every day, and no one gets up in arms about that. Let a dog die and everyone wants to throw the book at the person responsible. I am sure there are a million things going on during a cops day. He probably feels horrible that he let his partner die, not to mention what it is going to do for his career.
Sorry, but that's no excuse. This guy should be removed from the police force. The cost of training these dogs is not cheap. And a police K-9 isn't 'just a dog'. :nonono::nonono:
I don't have a problem with him losing his job. I just don't think he should be looking at criminal charges for this.
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No. He killed a police dog which is a 3rd degree felony in Texas.
The circumstances should mitigate the severity of sentencing but his actions resulted in the death of a Police Service Animal.
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This is not within the venue of the State of Texas since it was a Federal Officer and a Federal K-9 in a Federal vehicle. Even if it were within Texas law it was not a killing but a negligent act.
However, the CBP officer will be ****ed, as he should if the facts are as presented in the article.
a guy by me got arrested for hitting pidgeons off of his AC unit with a broom, but cops rarely get in trouble like they should.
They are above the law. Same reason why they can speed, and use the bus route to get to Dunkin Donuts in a hurry :dw:
Yes it is... :shrug:
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It is a bit mind boggling how someone can "forget" about a K-9 in the car.
If you want to get technical, they're also a very expensive, well trained tool...
Still a dog.
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