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First of all you have no idea if she'll be fine or whether she'll have a limp for the rest of her life or nerve damage or any number of possible complications. Second, he could have killed the child or some other innocent. This is not a matter of "Alls well that ends well".
He shot at the dog of the woman who was asking for help, it wasn't some random dog. It WAS a biggie, what if he killed a family pet? You shouldn't have to worry if you need a cop that they're going to shoot your dog when they get there.
The PD would likely fine the family for having the 40lbs dangerous animal roaming freely inside it's own house putting the life of a brave police officer in danger.
First of all you have no idea if she'll be fine or whether she'll have a limp for the rest of her life or nerve damage or any number of possible complications. Second, he could have killed the child or some other innocent. This is not a matter of "Alls well that ends well".
He shot at the dog of the woman who was asking for help, it wasn't some random dog. It WAS a biggie, what if he killed a family pet? You shouldn't have to worry if you need a cop that they're going to shoot your dog when they get there.
Um....I was quoting the police interview from the link. It wasn't my personal feelings. Of course I feel for the child, and think the cop was an idiot. I thought it was odd they made it no big deal, like it happens everyday.
Notice I said THEY think it's no big deal for a kid to get shot in the leg.
But, weren't you the one who stated this never happens to white people? Only unarmed black people get shot like dogs? Seems odd you'd be barking up my tree about feelings.
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