These 3 videos depict needless, tragic shootings; deputy kills woman's Rottweiler guard
dog, law enforcement shoots innocent dog coming to his owner's defense and
police shoot a man's dog in his own home. See a grown man cry...
POLICE AND DEPUTIES SHOOT DOGS!
Responding to a tripped home
alarm, body camera footage shows Pasco County Sheriff’s Deputy,
Kerry Kempink, shooting Carla Gloger's show-dog-in-training. The metal gate the
deputy climbed was clearly posted with signs that said “NO TRESPASSING” and “WARNING PROTECTED
BY GUARD DOGS.” Over several years, the sheriff’s office
had been to Gloger’s residence more than 30
times when her alarms accidentally tripped. Translated, that means they knew, or should
have known, that she had trained guard dogs on her property. A phone call
to confirm whether or not there was a problem
would have prevented needless tragedy.
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the circumstances, this should never have happened. If you haven't read the
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