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video here: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/04/17/calif-tv-station-films-dog-calmly-playing-with-kids-after-cop-shoots-himself-trying-to-kill-it/ A California deputy accidentally shot himself while trying to kill a dog that he said was threatening his life on Wednesday, but video captured by a local television station later showed the animal much smaller than reported and peacefully playing with children. According to a Riverside County sheriff's spokesperson, the deputy was serving an eviction notice at around 2 p.m. on Wednesday when a "large" dog tried to attack him, KCAL reported. "A dog came at the deputy in an aggressive manner," Deputy Armando Munoz said, according to The Press-Enterprise. "The deputy, (attempting to defend himself) pulled his service weapon, shot one round, and injured himself in the leg." "He's OK. He has non life-threatening injuries." Munoz said that the dog's aggressive behavior ended when it was startled by the gunfire. When KNBC film crews arrived on the scene later on Wednesday, they found a medium-sized pit bull - named "Precious" - confined to a pen, and calmly playing with several children. The dog's owner admitted that it had been barking when the officer arrived. Animal Services did not take the dog into custody because there was no evidence it or the owner had done anything wrong. Watch the video below from KNBC, broadcast April 16, 2014. |
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video here: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/04/17/calif-tv-station-films-dog-calmly-playing-with-kids-after-cop-shoots-himself-trying-to-kill-it/ A California deputy accidentally shot himself while trying to kill a dog that he said was threatening his life on Wednesday, but video captured by a local television station later showed the animal much smaller than reported and peacefully playing with children. According to a Riverside County sheriff's spokesperson, the deputy was serving an eviction notice at around 2 p.m. on Wednesday when a "large" dog tried to attack him, KCAL reported. "A dog came at the deputy in an aggressive manner," Deputy Armando Munoz said, according to The Press-Enterprise. "The deputy, (attempting to defend himself) pulled his service weapon, shot one round, and injured himself in the leg." "He's OK. He has non life-threatening injuries." Munoz said that the dog's aggressive behavior ended when it was startled by the gunfire. When KNBC film crews arrived on the scene later on Wednesday, they found a medium-sized pit bull - named "Precious" - confined to a pen, and calmly playing with several children. The dog's owner admitted that it had been barking when the officer arrived. Animal Services did not take the dog into custody because there was no evidence it or the owner had done anything wrong. Watch the video below from KNBC, broadcast April 16, 2014. So is the officer going to be arrested for attempted murder of a police officer and resisting arrest? |
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for idiot cops like this, they should do the barney fife... give him one bullet and then he has to keep it in his pocket... some people just aren't meant to be cops...
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....((((( WHERE))))))
...lmgsao.. laughing my gun scared *** off... 
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for idiot cops like this, they should do the barney fife... give him one bullet and then he has to keep it in his pocket... some people just aren't meant to be cops... Even that would be dangerous, they would still find a way to set it off and shoot something. Thankfully this time it was the deserving party. Big bad cop afraid of a dog, well dogs do know just who are the cowards. |
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shoot I'll bet that beat cop makes more than I do and I can do better than that with a shot...lol
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video here: http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/04/17/calif-tv-station-films-dog-calmly-playing-with-kids-after-cop-shoots-himself-trying-to-kill-it/ A California deputy accidentally shot himself while trying to kill a dog that he said was threatening his life on Wednesday, but video captured by a local television station later showed the animal much smaller than reported and peacefully playing with children. According to a Riverside County sheriff's spokesperson, the deputy was serving an eviction notice at around 2 p.m. on Wednesday when a "large" dog tried to attack him, KCAL reported. "A dog came at the deputy in an aggressive manner," Deputy Armando Munoz said, according to The Press-Enterprise. "The deputy, (attempting to defend himself) pulled his service weapon, shot one round, and injured himself in the leg." "He's OK. He has non life-threatening injuries." Munoz said that the dog's aggressive behavior ended when it was startled by the gunfire. When KNBC film crews arrived on the scene later on Wednesday, they found a medium-sized pit bull - named "Precious" - confined to a pen, and calmly playing with several children. The dog's owner admitted that it had been barking when the officer arrived. Animal Services did not take the dog into custody because there was no evidence it or the owner had done anything wrong. Watch the video below from KNBC, broadcast April 16, 2014. So is the officer going to be arrested for attempted murder of a police officer and resisting arrest? or firing a weapon within city limits reckless use of a firearm are they getting suspended until they learn how to use weapon properly |
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