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What would we do without these brave men and women in their cop costumes putting their lives on the line daily? I always feel better knowing mental midgets on steroids and carrying weapons are here saving the day from evil.
What would we do without these brave men and women in their cop costumes putting their lives on the line daily? I always feel better knowing mental midgets on steroids and carrying weapons are here saving the day from evil.
Step up internet hero's.. Defend all God's creatures great and small
Or bleat... Ba ba ba
Why the heck would police.even respond... And why shoot an animal UNLESS it was rabid...
And of course since that's impossible.to definitively prove.. Then default back to best course of action
But op.... As a dedicated champion of the downtrodden.. And in this case the defenseless helpless animal.. Why don't you personally make the world better....
Be the change you wish for.... Or.. Just be an ineffectual complainer
At some point all police haters in this forum should do something effective to address their concerns... Internet chatting won't change anything...
Don't you agree?
Very little follow-up in this story..let's follow the outcome of the potential cat murderer
What would we do without these brave men and women in their cop costumes putting their lives on the line daily? I always feel better knowing mental midgets on steroids and carrying weapons are here saving the day from evil.
I fear there would be complete anarchy.
Most cops, I believe, mean well and do a good job. The problem with them as a whole, however, is the boys club mentality, making them all less trustworthy. Good cops remain silent about the wrong doing and the bad ones protect one another and try to shut down discussion.
If I was in a profession with a percentage of peers that put us in a bad light because they were nut jobs, I'd do whatever I could to purge the industry of those making the rest of us look bad.
Most cops, I believe, mean well and do a good job. The problem with them as a whole, however, is the boys club mentality, making them all less trustworthy. Good cops remain silent about the wrong doing and the bad ones protect one another and try to shut down discussion.
If I was in a profession with a percentage of peers that put us in a bad light because they were nut jobs, I'd do whatever I could to purge the industry of those making the rest of us look bad.
Then again, I have nothing to hide.
I'd have to disagree. Police in general in America are cowardly psychopaths. The relatively few "good" cops won't last long around the majority of cops that are "bad" to one degree or another.
I will say that plenty of us in this family have found our share of stray cats and dogs, and never has anyone called the police.. I would imagine they have more important things to do.
That officer sounds like a nut, but hardly represents the overwhelming majority of police.
If I was in a profession with a percentage of peers that put us in a bad light because they were nut jobs, I'd do whatever I could to purge the industry of those making the rest of us look bad.
This cop is a hero! He took out a murderous kittycat crip!
No kidding! At least the cop made it home safely after his shift. Barely! Had to have been a close brush with death! Again, hats off to these brave men and women that selflessly risk their lives keeping the rest of us safe from these vicious cats and dogs, birds, etc!
This would've never happened to a white cat. #OrangeCatsMatter
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