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Originally Posted By kozaki: Thank-you for the reply and the link!  Originally Posted By kozaki: Thank-you for the reply and the link! Another member corrected me and said the bill was killed. I looked it up and both the Senate and House version both died. |
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Originally Posted By lumper: You could be correct, while the donkey would have likely stayed with the child and protected them, the officer might of shot them both since they probably would have been together. Dakota Corbitt has entered the chat. Except deputy Michael Vick(ers) didn't actually shoot Dakota's dog. |
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Originally Posted By tc556guy: Well, that's more or less an unrealistic expectation. You don't need to be a gym rat to be a good law enforcement officer doing a good job And you don't have to be on 'roids to be a good cop. (Sean Grayson and Philip Brailsford, I wonder if they took performance enhancing drugs) |
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Originally Posted By Equestrian: Exactly, I've done so for surveyors, poco truckes, animal control etc. I wonder if these guys are sometimes either ignorant or arrogant as to the fact the livestock will molest them for snacks or mess them up depending on the pasture they decide to try and play in. One topic they never covered in the academy was how much livestock we'd be dealing with in rural agencies Horses, cows, goats, sheep, llamas, bison. Then the usual domestic dog stuff. And the wildlife interactions. When I started a lot of the guys working came from a farming background. I don't think the same could be said of the younger officers. I think there's a lack of familiarity but I'm not sure how to address that issue other than OTJ |
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Originally Posted By PepePewPew: And you don't have to be on 'roids to be a good cop. (Sean Grayson and Philip Brailsford, I wonder if they took performance enhancing drugs) I never knew any officers who used steroids that I knew of. |
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Originally Posted By tc556guy: One topic they never covered in the academy was how much livestock we'd be dealing with in rural agencies Horses, cows, goats, sheep, llamas, bison. Then the usual domestic dog stuff. And the wildlife interactions. When I started a lot of the guys working came from a farming background. I don't think the same could be said of the younger officers. I think there's a lack of familiarity but I'm not sure how to address that issue other than OTJ Originally Posted By tc556guy: Originally Posted By Equestrian: Exactly, I've done so for surveyors, poco truckes, animal control etc. I wonder if these guys are sometimes either ignorant or arrogant as to the fact the livestock will molest them for snacks or mess them up depending on the pasture they decide to try and play in. One topic they never covered in the academy was how much livestock we'd be dealing with in rural agencies Horses, cows, goats, sheep, llamas, bison. Then the usual domestic dog stuff. And the wildlife interactions. When I started a lot of the guys working came from a farming background. I don't think the same could be said of the younger officers. I think there's a lack of familiarity but I'm not sure how to address that issue other than OTJ Aside from training the humility to ask when you don't know, absolutely ojt. I can think of at least 4 horse groups in our area who would do it for free. Including one technical rescue group. Heck county animal control could be brought in, ours is hand and hand with the sheriff as is. |
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Originally Posted By Equestrian: Aside from training the humility to ask when you don't know, absolutely ojt. I can think of at least 4 horse groups in our area who would do it for free. Including one technical rescue group. Heck county animal control could be brought in, ours is hand and hand with the sheriff as is. The horses are rarely an issue. We have several officers who still ride or own horses I had horses and goats growing up. No problems there. I carried a lead in my gear bag for any loose animals with a halter. The biggest repeat issue for us were the cows. Some farmers don't understand that good fences make for good neighbors. One coworker got so tired of the repeat calls to the same farms that he researched it and found some obscure law from decades ago that required farmers properly maintain their fencelines. The time the bison escaped from the bison farm I *think* was the one time local law enforcement had no solution to the problem. The owner ended up shooting them because even he admitted there was no way to get them back onto his property. As far as wildlife goes, there was a time around 20 years ago when the return of bears to our county was a hotly debated topic A lot of people were in denial that we had bears until photos of them raiding bird feeders started showing up on social media Now the debate is about bobcats being in the county. same debate over whether they are here or figments of peoples imagination I'm out of the game so it doesn't matter to me unless I meet an animal face to face on a hiking trail. |
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Originally Posted By AEROMechanic: So out of the 99.999% of the other times supposed "good cops" didn't do the right thing, this example is supposed to prove something other than the exception the proves the rule? Originally Posted By AEROMechanic: Originally Posted By BMSMB: There's a fairly popular video of a department cuffing one of their own and cutting the uniform off for him being a wife beater... So out of the 99.999% of the other times supposed "good cops" didn't do the right thing, this example is supposed to prove something other than the exception the proves the rule? They asked for an example and you're butthurt someone provided one? |
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Originally Posted By Hostile1: Another member corrected me and said the bill was killed. I looked it up and both the Senate and House version both died. |
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Originally Posted By BMSMB: They asked for an example and you're butthurt someone provided one? Originally Posted By BMSMB: Originally Posted By AEROMechanic: Originally Posted By BMSMB: There's a fairly popular video of a department cuffing one of their own and cutting the uniform off for him being a wife beater... So out of the 99.999% of the other times supposed "good cops" didn't do the right thing, this example is supposed to prove something other than the exception the proves the rule? They asked for an example and you're butthurt someone provided one? To be fair, he asked for an example of officers arresting another of their own for being a bad cop. If you’re taking the video below, he was arrested for DV, not being a bad cop.  Officer Arrested While On Duty!! Uniform Cut off him!! |
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Originally Posted By tc556guy: The horses are rarely an issue. We have several officers who still ride or own horses I had horses and goats growing up. No problems there. I carried a lead in my gear bag for any loose animals with a halter. The biggest repeat issue for us were the cows. Some farmers don't understand that good fences make for good neighbors. One coworker got so tired of the repeat calls to the same farms that he researched it and found some obscure law from decades ago that required farmers properly maintain their fencelines. The time the bison escaped from the bison farm I *think* was the one time local law enforcement had no solution to the problem. The owner ended up shooting them because even he admitted there was no way to get them back onto his property. As far as wildlife goes, there was a time around 20 years ago when the return of bears to our county was a hotly debated topic A lot of people were in denial that we had bears until photos of them raiding bird feeders started showing up on social media Now the debate is about bobcats being in the county. same debate over whether they are here or figments of peoples imagination I'm out of the game so it doesn't matter to me unless I meet an animal face to face on a hiking trail. While some farmers definitely could improve the fence line, I will say as someone who runs a small herd of cows that they are retarded and will absolutely break out just to ruin your day We just had a neighbor who had 4 cows escape, they were on the loose for 30 days, randomly showing up at neighbors houses, they eventually cornered them and tranquilized them to get a corral put up around them while they slept. |
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Originally Posted By POW-MIAneverforget: While some farmers definitely could improve the fence line, I will say as someone who runs a small herd of cows that they are retarded and will absolutely break out just to ruin your day We just had a neighbor who had 4 cows escape, they were on the loose for 30 days, randomly showing up at neighbors houses, they eventually cornered them and tranquilized them to get a corral put up around them while they slept. I grew up with dairy farmers for neighbors Their herd never got out The herds im talking about were repeat offenders and the farmers should have done more sooner to address the problem I did feel sorry for a couple of farms. One kid lost his pet calf to a dump truck collision when the animal slipped through a gap in the fence. Another nearby farmer lost a bull to another vehicle collision when it got through a similar gap. |
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This should be interesting . Criminal defense attorney, former prosecutor, and former police officer James White analyzes police encounters and constitutional law through the lens of the Fourth Amendment, Terry v. Ohio, Rodriguez v. United States, and modern policing principles. This video examines the recent case involving Cedartown, Ga Police officer Trey Garner, who shot and killed a beloved 1 year old baby donkey named Heehaw, after he said it charged at a search and rescue team conducting search for a missing 12 year old child. White discusses whether the officer's conduct complied with constitutional standards.  COWARDLY Cop INVADES Private Property & Kills Vicious, Bottle-Fed, Diapered, Baby Donkey! |
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Originally Posted By SmilingBandit: To be fair, he asked for an example of officers arresting another of their own for being a bad cop. If you’re taking the video below, he was arrested for DV, not being a bad cop.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyR-fXsIENg|1Originally Posted By SmilingBandit: Originally Posted By BMSMB: Originally Posted By AEROMechanic: Originally Posted By BMSMB: There's a fairly popular video of a department cuffing one of their own and cutting the uniform off for him being a wife beater... So out of the 99.999% of the other times supposed "good cops" didn't do the right thing, this example is supposed to prove something other than the exception the proves the rule? They asked for an example and you're butthurt someone provided one? To be fair, he asked for an example of officers arresting another of their own for being a bad cop. If you’re taking the video below, he was arrested for DV, not being a bad cop. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyR-fXsIENg|1I mean, beating on your loved ones is pretty bad... |
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Originally Posted By tc556guy: I grew up with dairy farmers for neighbors Their herd never got out The herds im talking about were repeat offenders and the farmers should have done more sooner to address the problem I did feel sorry for a couple of farms. One kid lost his pet calf to a dump truck collision when the animal slipped through a gap in the fence. Another nearby farmer lost a bull to another vehicle collision when it got through a similar gap. Originally Posted By tc556guy: Originally Posted By POW-MIAneverforget: While some farmers definitely could improve the fence line, I will say as someone who runs a small herd of cows that they are retarded and will absolutely break out just to ruin your day We just had a neighbor who had 4 cows escape, they were on the loose for 30 days, randomly showing up at neighbors houses, they eventually cornered them and tranquilized them to get a corral put up around them while they slept. I grew up with dairy farmers for neighbors Their herd never got out The herds im talking about were repeat offenders and the farmers should have done more sooner to address the problem I did feel sorry for a couple of farms. One kid lost his pet calf to a dump truck collision when the animal slipped through a gap in the fence. Another nearby farmer lost a bull to another vehicle collision when it got through a similar gap. Happy livestock stays in their pasture... except for the babies, they're retarded and like to go through fences... |
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Latest Legal Action An attorney for Polk County farmer Hannah Israel has sent at least one cease-and-desist letter over alleged online conduct following the death of her donkey, HeeHaw. A fundraiser for Israel's farm has surpassed $131,000, and she says she hopes to establish a foundation in HeeHaw's memory. |
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Originally Posted By JT_26: Latest Legal Action An attorney for Polk County farmer Hannah Israel has sent at least one cease-and-desist letter over alleged online conduct following the death of her donkey, HeeHaw. A fundraiser for Israel's farm has surpassed $131,000, and she says she hopes to establish a foundation in HeeHaw's memory. Gonna be interesting. |
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Originally Posted By JT_26: Latest Legal Action An attorney for Polk County farmer Hannah Israel has sent at least one cease-and-desist letter over alleged online conduct following the death of her donkey, HeeHaw. A fundraiser for Israel's farm has surpassed $131,000, and she says she hopes to establish a foundation in HeeHaw's memory. What kind of person would stoop to defaming the owner of the donkey?  I really hope they do get sued, just so the whole world can see their douchebaggery and they can live forever in infamy. |
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Originally Posted By BMSMB: Happy livestock stays in their pasture... except for the babies, they're retarded and like to go through fences... Every calf I’ve ever seen that gets out immediately wants to get back in and can’t figure out how. |
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Originally Posted By FredMan: Every calf I’ve ever seen that gets out immediately wants to get back in and can’t figure out how. Originally Posted By FredMan: Originally Posted By BMSMB: Happy livestock stays in their pasture... except for the babies, they're retarded and like to go through fences... Every calf I’ve ever seen that gets out immediately wants to get back in and can’t figure out how. 100% |
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Originally Posted By FredMan: Every calf I’ve ever seen that gets out immediately wants to get back in and can’t figure out how. The calves are just a small percentage of the overall problem I only mentioned the one because it was the farmers kids pet and it got whacked by a dump truck Some of the problem farms in my zone were having loose cows on almost a weekly basis some years |
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Originally Posted By SamuelAdams1776: I still can't figure out why the cops were in this pasture. "Missing child" doesn't explain why they were in this pasture. I believe it was reported that the police were using tracker dogs, and thats the path the dogs took. |
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Originally Posted By L_JE: Sometimes, sometimes it's just best to shut up, and help make your husband's search for a new job a bit easier. Too bad that was a temporary FB link and now expired. I wanted to go back to it and get the loudmouth copwife's name. I'm wondering if his wife is the one the donkey owner's attorneys threatened with a possible restraining order if she doesn't quit harassing and defaming the donkey owner. |
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Originally Posted By PepePewPew: Too bad that was a temporary FB link and now expired. I wanted to go back to it and get the loudmouth copwife's name. I'm wondering if his wife is the one the donkey owner's attorneys threatened with a possible restraining order if she doesn't quit harassing and defaming the donkey owner. Originally Posted By PepePewPew: Originally Posted By L_JE: Sometimes, sometimes it's just best to shut up, and help make your husband's search for a new job a bit easier. Too bad that was a temporary FB link and now expired. I wanted to go back to it and get the loudmouth copwife's name. I'm wondering if his wife is the one the donkey owner's attorneys threatened with a possible restraining order if she doesn't quit harassing and defaming the donkey owner. The officer's wife was the first person I thought of when I read about the defamation issue. |
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Originally Posted By cherenkov: I wonder if the officer had a Sig 320 and it "accidentally" discharged? No. He tried to scare it away by dry firing his stun gun. When that didnt work, he drew his handgun and shot the donkey once. It immediately turned away, then fell over. That's from his report. |
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Originally Posted By BMSMB: No. He tried to scare it away by dry firing his stun gun. When that didnt work, he drew his handgun and shot the donkey once. It immediately turned away, then fell over. That's from his report. Originally Posted By BMSMB: Originally Posted By cherenkov: I wonder if the officer had a Sig 320 and it "accidentally" discharged? No. He tried to scare it away by dry firing his stun gun. When that didnt work, he drew his handgun and shot the donkey once. It immediately turned away, then fell over. That's from his report. Minor correction... K-9 Handler Thomasson was the one who pulled his taser. Officer Trenton Garner was the one who shot the donkey. |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Minor correction... K-9 Handler Thomasson was the one who pulled his taser. Officer Trenton Garner was the one who shot the donkey. There was more than one officer that felt the need to defend themselves and their dog from a miniature donkey? This is not getting better. |
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Originally Posted By lumper: There was more than one officer that felt the need to defend themselves and their dog from a miniature donkey? This is not getting better. Originally Posted By lumper: Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Minor correction... K-9 Handler Thomasson was the one who pulled his taser. Officer Trenton Garner was the one who shot the donkey. There was more than one officer that felt the need to defend themselves and their dog from a miniature donkey? This is not getting better. At least the K9 handler was trying to use noise to scare it off first, which is somewhat reasonable. Odds are he would have been more effective just raising his arms and shouting, though. I bet even just a "Shoo, shoo!" would have worked. That, or just some scritches behind the ear. 
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Originally Posted By stevelish: We expect better than average. They have the authority to take our freedom, money, lives, or any combination thereof. We can expect a lot of things but when the department is paying $19/hr you're not gonna get much. |
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Originally Posted By Morgan321: Imagine being such a bitch that you're so scared of a donkey that you shoot it. TLDR: Cop helping search for a missing kid in the middle of the night enters a field on private property looking for the kid, a donkey runs up to the cop, and cop shoots the donkey. Donkey dies. Article says nothing about cops getting permission to search the property.... Seems questionably legal. Donkey owner has gofundme that is over $100k already. 6 figures for a dead donkey. I'm 100% with the donkey owner, but that sure sounds like opportunism. I'm getting a donkey. In fact, I'm gonna research gofundme trends and then buy a whole bunch of stuff accordingly. |
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Originally Posted By Extorris: We can expect a lot of things but when the department is paying $19/hr you're not gonna get much. Originally Posted By Extorris: Originally Posted By stevelish: We expect better than average. They have the authority to take our freedom, money, lives, or any combination thereof. We can expect a lot of things but when the department is paying $19/hr you're not gonna get much. When I was a kid I couldn't understand why a lot of teachers were just obviously not good at their job. As an adult, I can't believe how good they were for the salary. |
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Originally Posted By 2Avoter: I'm getting a donkey. In fact, I'm gonna research gofundme trends and then buy a whole bunch of stuff accordingly. Originally Posted By 2Avoter: Originally Posted By Morgan321: Imagine being such a bitch that you're so scared of a donkey that you shoot it. TLDR: Cop helping search for a missing kid in the middle of the night enters a field on private property looking for the kid, a donkey runs up to the cop, and cop shoots the donkey. Donkey dies. Article says nothing about cops getting permission to search the property.... Seems questionably legal. Donkey owner has gofundme that is over $100k already. 6 figures for a dead donkey. I'm 100% with the donkey owner, but that sure sounds like opportunism. In fact, I'm gonna research gofundme trends and then buy a whole bunch of stuff accordingly.   |
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Wait a minute. Two cops are guarding the shooter-cops home? "No mam, they don't want nobody up there right now." You can't knock on his door, but he can go wherever he wants and kill your pets?   Officer reveals why he shot, killed family’s miniature donkey ‘HeeHaw’ | WSB-TV |
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Originally Posted By parshooter: Wait a minute. Two cops are guarding the shooter-cops home? "No mam, they don't want nobody up there right now." You can't knock on his door, but he can go wherever he wants and kill your pets? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmhkvZ8hFcY |
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Originally Posted By parshooter: Wait a minute. Two cops are guarding the shooter-cops home? "No mam, they don't want nobody up there right now." You can't knock on his door, but he can go wherever he wants and kill your pets? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmhkvZ8hFcYHe's the real victim in this story. |
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Originally Posted By parshooter: Wait a minute. Two cops are guarding the shooter-cops home? "No mam, they don't want nobody up there right now." You can't knock on his door, but he can go wherever he wants and kill your pets? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmhkvZ8hFcYDoubling down on cowardice. |