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6/24/2026 10:18:32 AM EDT
In the local news recently. A LEO stopped a woman for running a stop sign. As he approached the car, her "emotional support dog" (a Pitbull), jumped out the window and tried to attack the officer.

Well, LEO 1 - Dog 0. What did you expect?

Watch the interview with the owner in the link. I have no words.

LEO Shoots Dog
6/29/2026 6:00:27 PM EDT
[#1]
And there's more.

A "Go Fund Me" has been set up for the dog.

GFM for Dog
7/15/2026 2:53:27 PM EDT
[#2]
Is this a dog with an Amazon vest or an actual trained dog ?
RIP Jeff Reed. Tennessee Squire, Ga. Carry member, NRA,Non-puking 72 ounce drinker 2 of 6 Norcal call sign, Forgotten.
7/15/2026 11:17:02 PM EDT
[#3]
No vest or training. I think it was just a plain Pit Bull, which is favored by some more than others.

To me, they are very unpredictable.

About a year ago, I got home from work, parked my truck in the yard, went to the backyard fence, and had just closed the gate. Suddenly, a Pit Bull appeared seemingly from nowhere, hit the gate, growling / snapping at me. Luckily the gate was clasped. I carry a J-frame in my pocket, and was about to pull it out if the dog got on the gate and try to cross it. Then a teenager that I had never seen before called from the street to the dog, and it left and went to him. I hollered that it should be on a leash, because I know the city has a leash law. I never presented the J-frame, so the kid didn't realize that I would have shot the dog if it had crossed over the fence. He gave me a look when I hollered about the leash law.

I haven't seen him or the dog since, but I don't go outside in my yard, fenced or not, without something on me.

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