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His prior encounters don’t count. He could have had all kinds of problems. That doesn’t justify the police kicking his door
in two months later. That’s not the way the law works. The force has to be appropriate when it’s used. You don’t count up prior encounters,” he said. “The fact that he had prior police encounters, we believe, is irrelevant to all of that.”
The handler released the dog on a guy sitting on a couch with his hands up (on suspicion of lighting his Xmas tree in his back garden no less) our local dogs have a much tougher time chasing after suspects through bushes and unknown terrain.That's why the dogs are trained for or do you believe they must be like our own home brand police...doing Fall!
Why didn't he stand up?
Not sure, looking at the slouched angle maybe he wasn't able to with his arms up? Either way the dog should not have been let loose.
I love these threads where people go out of their way to defend the police state
It's better and more efficient than what we offer. So why cry at their system if ours are a total failure??