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Originally Posted by TheHurricaneKid
In context of everything the dog never should have been shot. Out of context, the cop did what was needed to do: defend himself against a dog displaying aggression.
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Which for some reasons reminds me of the penalty of lying to a federal law enforcement officer:
1) They ask you a question investigating you.
2) You should take the 5th right there but you don't.
3) You answer the question.
4) You are cleared from the investigation.
5) They then alleged you lied in #3.
6) You go to jail.
Out of context you should go to jail. In context they shouldn't have asked the question (probably) and for sure you shouldn't have answered.
This is why the FBI uses two agents and doesn't record interviews. The first agent asks the questions and the second agent writes down his version of what he thought he heard. It's what the 2nd agent records is where you get screwed.
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