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[peasea]

Soooo...some of you opened this thread thinking it was about bestiality...

In a way it is, an attempt to shoot up a dog.
Ick.

[oldrider]

I saw that on TV news at lunchtime.

Police have to wear it on this one, that was disgraceful behaviour with a firearm.

Couldn't believe it, so many shots and never hit the bloody mutt!

The dog wasn't anywhere near as dangerous as the incompetent cop/s with the gun.

I thought only one cop was shooting at the dog!

God I feel sorry for our good cops! John.

[Zuki Bandit]

The dog had a hammer and was running around smashing up dog kennels!

LOL/Well said Krusty!

[peasea]

I saw that on TV news at lunchtime.

Police have to wear it on this one, that was disgraceful behaviour with a firearm.

Couldn't believe it, so many shots and never hit the bloody mutt!

The dog wasn't anywhere near as dangerous as the incompetent cop/s with the gun.

I thought only one cop was shooting at the dog!

God I feel sorry for our good cops! John.

Good or bad, they appear to have gone quiet on kb

(Enter; theme music from 'The Twilight Zone')

[Swoop]

Was the dog on party pills?

[Krusti]

Well..................I could see the point in defending ones self against an armed attacker but to willy nilly fire off 12 rounds in a residential area, in the dark, well what a bunch of tossers.

If the dog was that much of a threat then wack the bugger with a baton!

Careless use of a firearm here me thinks.

Now.... big ups to the AOS at the Pak N Save area callout yesturday. Got the guy to give himself up after they threw a rock through the window. Good thinking on someones part...

[Angusdog]

The police are desperate to prove they need tazers, they're shooting at anything that moves. Be very careful, it may not be a speed camera they're pointing at you (but it will miss...)

[crshbndct]

There are techniques where dogs can be rendered harmless.
Skyryder

yes the technique is called the double tap, usually performed by a glock

[peasea]

yes the technique is called the double tap, usually performed by a glock

Six double taps didn't do the trick tho.

[Patrick]

Good or bad, they appear to have gone quiet on kb

(Enter; theme music from 'The Twilight Zone')

Hello..................

Useless pricks. 12 shots, no danger? Bullet holes in fences? What was behind those fences? Houses at a guess... and what is in houses?

Sheesh....

[peasea]

Hello..................

Useless pricks. 12 shots, no danger? Bullet holes in fences? What was behind those fences? Houses at a guess... and what is in houses?

Sheesh....

Lots of loving, gentle folk?

[Patrick]

Dog is dead, one way or another I guess, thanks to the loser owner...

[Timber020]

What gets me is that the dog was running from the scene after the first few shots, hardly any sort of threat, just running scared, and yet they keep popping away at it, that sort of irresponsibilty with a firearm in an urban environent deserves some real punishment.

[scumdog]

Shooting a running dog with a Glock is as effective as track-racing on knobbies.

The man with the Bushmaster should have had a whack if it was necessary - even if he missed the bullet from one of them does not ricochet like a 9mm.

[Swoop]

It has not been a very good week for the police, so far (2 more days yet to go).

I hope Mr 12 shooter realises what he is doing to the police reputation when he draws his firearm and proceeds to make twelve nice clean holes in the air.

I bet there are some bloody nervous fenceposts around right now!


Also, the rock that was thrown into the house. Is that a new "cost saving" measure so we do not need to waste money on those "old fashioned" stun-grenades?
(Hope it was an authorised piece of operational hardware, trialled, tested, approved and signed off for operational use, with all paper trails available for scrutiny and audit.)