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L.A. Deputies Shoot at Dog, Teenager Killed

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#119 ·
If we could train every cop to shoot like a Navy Seal, fight like a UFC fighter, drive like a NASCAR Champ, identify & gather evidence like a CSI TV show, reference to law like a court distinct judge, there would be nobody left to actually do the job.

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...as my boss would say, a bunch of ****ing learned doctors here and nobody doing police work.
 
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#121 ·
Dogs are a pain in the ass. Plain and simple.

Spraying them rarely works. Tasers are also a crapshoot. I tased a dog twice. It went down like a sack of rocks both times, for exactly five seconds. Then it got up even more pissed off. Then it tried to kill me. Literally tried to eat my face off. I didn't have a shot initially (with a gun) because of all the ghetto rats that were chasing the dog down the middle of the street/video recording the encounter. (dat fourth Cooper rule I learned for willie_pete)

Not to mention the passing traffic on what is one of the top ten busiest streets in Denver metro where this happened.

By the time I had a clear shot, I couldn't work my hands anymore. I had to have my rider hop in and move my unmarked rustbox out of the middle of the damn street while I was squirting all of my blood all over the passenger side seat.

After the surgeries to repair(ish) my hands and the constant pain to remind me of how glorious and awesome this job is, I especially like smooth operators like willie_pete to come in and MMQB everything we do!

Oops, that's not a paper dog target!!!

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Damn those paper dog teeth they get ya!

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#126 ·
Dogs are a pain in the ass. Plain and simple.

Spraying them rarely works. Tasers are also a crapshoot. I tased a dog twice. It went down like a sack of rocks both times, for exactly five seconds. Then it got up even more pissed off. Then it tried to kill me. Literally tried to eat my face off. I didn't have a shot initially (with a gun) because of all the ghetto rats that were chasing the dog down the middle of the street/video recording the encounter. (dat fourth Cooper rule I learned for willie_pete)

Not to mention the passing traffic on what is one of the top ten busiest streets in Denver metro where this happened.

By the time I had a clear shot, I couldn't work my hands anymore. I had to have my rider hop in and move my unmarked rustbox out of the middle of the damn street while I was squirting all of my blood all over the passenger side seat.

After the surgeries to repair(ish) my hands and the constant pain to remind me of how glorious and awesome this job is, I especially like smooth operators like willie_pete to come in and MMQB everything we do!

Oops, that's not a paper dog target!!!

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Damn those paper dog teeth they get ya!

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Sporty day at the office!!
 
#124 ·
Difficult to train for this sort of thing on the range. For one thing, very hard trying to pin a target on the pit bull before you turn him loose on the range, let alone getting out of the way before they commence the course of fire.

You can add some dummy rounds also to practice malfunctions to spice things up.

Randy

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#133 ·
I was back like two months early after I got intentionally rammed by a drunk in 2010 and ended up in surgery to fix that as well....

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...but I'm sure logging and crab fishing make me look like a little girl lol.
 
#138 ·
I'm at the point I fear the next injury, as I don't heal as quick as I used to. Stay frosty!
 
#139 ·
I'm at the point I fear the next injury, as I don't heal as quick as I used to. Stay frosty!
I know the feeling,

Been living with the damage from my last line of duty injury since 1992.

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