Police kill innocent donkey (Page 4 of 8)
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Originally Posted By Never_A_Wick: In this case it was within that window. Of course it doesn’t allow them onto private property for any reason 100% of the time. I didn’t mean for it to say that. Could the cop have stood at the fence line and shined a flashlight in the field to see the mising kid without killing farm animals ? |
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Originally Posted By SkyFive: One thing for sure, in a small town like Cedartown he will never be effective as a cop after this. He's lost all credibility. Meh, even if he's fired (or more likely allowed to resign), some other two-bit, podunk department will gladly hire his retarded ass. |
![]() Real Donkey Braying Loudly in the Farm ???? #Shorts I was in fear for my life.... |
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Originally Posted By mcantu: What happened to the supposed "missing kid?" Was it in the donkey's pasture. Was it ever found? Somebody should FOIA the 911 call to see if it was even real Article mentioned kid was found at a church down the road. |
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Originally Posted By 07yzryder: Article mentioned kid was found at a church down the road. Originally Posted By 07yzryder: Originally Posted By mcantu: What happened to the supposed "missing kid?" Was it in the donkey's pasture. Was it ever found? Somebody should FOIA the 911 call to see if it was even real Article mentioned kid was found at a church down the road. Did they shoot the priest? |
Red flags;
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Originally Posted By SkyFive: Red flags;
Animal cruelty, easy. |
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Originally Posted By 1Andy2: Especially one the size of a dog. Its a very small donkey. No reasonable man would fear imminent death or serious injury from that thing. Originally Posted By 1Andy2: Originally Posted By Porcupine55: I want to know how they justify a donkey as threatening? Whoever pulled the trigger should be getting bashed by every other cop out there that this gives a bad name to. Especially one the size of a dog. Its a very small donkey. No reasonable man would fear imminent death or serious injury from that thing. If you walk up to our donkey say hugs and hold out your arms. He walks over and puts his head/neck against your chest for hugs lol |
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Originally Posted By SkullFarmer: Meh, even if he's fired (or more likely allowed to resign), some other two-bit, podunk department will gladly hire his retarded ass. Originally Posted By SkullFarmer: Originally Posted By SkyFive: One thing for sure, in a small town like Cedartown he will never be effective as a cop after this. He's lost all credibility. Meh, even if he's fired (or more likely allowed to resign), some other two-bit, podunk department will gladly hire his retarded ass. We have plenty of open positions here in GA with all the cops getting fired or resigning over Flock misuse. The neighboring county here has 5 so far this year. |
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Originally Posted By www-glock19-com:Just more winning hearts and minds |
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Originally Posted By whiskerz: Could the cop have stood at the fence line and shined a flashlight in the field to see the mising kid without killing farm animals ? Since the family had to walk the field for an hour before they found the donkeys body in it, probably not |
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Originally Posted By whiskerz: Could the cop have stood at the fence line and shined a flashlight in the field to see the mising kid without killing farm animals ? He could have done a lot of things. Would doing that have enabled him to find the missing child without crossing the fence line? No idea. |
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Originally Posted By Chokey: Originally Posted By Villafuego: Here is the entire department ..... apparently the one who shot the donkey is the white guy with the beard https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/55482/490294999_691986553505168_57859266078078-3820621.jpg https://i.imgur.com/JQne4D7.jpeg |
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Originally Posted By SkyFive: Red flags;
Deflection. He is hoping that it goes away.......but it won't |
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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... On a DV call, or serving an arrest warrant? |
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Originally Posted By whiskerz: I would argue a fenced field is not an open field. The Supreme Court would disagree. Maybe not the current 9 justices, but the sort of historical SCOTUS that told us it's ok to stop every car on the road if you claim you're fighting against drunk driving would. Not even necessary for MSP to claim that running every car in the state through a checkpoint would actually increase highway safety, the very fact that they said they were trying was far more important than any silly Fourth Amendment. |
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Incident report is out. Basically he says he had to get it on to protect his team and the K9 ![]() https://reason.com/2026/09/02/georgia-cop-claimed-petting-zoo-donkey-was-charging-at-his-team-when-he-shot-it/ |
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Uncanny. That’s exactly what officer jackass wrote in his report. |
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Originally Posted By SkyFive: I was in fear for my life.... Justice for He-Haw! |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Did they shoot the priest? Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Originally Posted By 07yzryder: Originally Posted By mcantu: What happened to the supposed "missing kid?" Was it in the donkey's pasture. Was it ever found? Somebody should FOIA the 911 call to see if it was even real Article mentioned kid was found at a church down the road. Did they shoot the priest? Shot the Rabbi in the next county over. |
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Originally Posted By mcantu: They had a drone up that watched the entire encounter. That's means they didn't need to enter the pasture to search for the kid at all "We did it because we can. Tough luck, submitizen. The donkey should have stopped resisting." |
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Originally Posted By PepePewPew: On a DV call, or serving an arrest warrant? Originally Posted By PepePewPew: 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... On a DV call, or serving an arrest warrant? I think it was when he came into work, or came in for a meeting or something. It was in the office. |
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Originally Posted By Mars87: If that's what you got out of my post then I have nothing for you. Originally Posted By Mars87: Originally Posted By Imzadi: Care to post some examples of non-ia arresting a bad cop for being a bad cop? If that's what you got out of my post then I have nothing for you. Those would be positive stories. A story about a cop just doing his job is a cop just doing his job. |
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Originally Posted By LV1976: Shit, the kid's lucky the cop didn't find him, I'd give it 50/50 odds of the kid getting blasted after he went and shot a miniature burrito in its own pasture. Good point. If the kid had ran towards the officers while bawling, who knows what would have happened? |
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Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Good point. If the kid had ran towards the officers while bawling, who knows what would have happened? Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Originally Posted By LV1976: Shit, the kid's lucky the cop didn't find him, I'd give it 50/50 odds of the kid getting blasted after he went and shot a miniature burrito in its own pasture. Good point. If the kid had ran towards the officers while bawling, who knows what would have happened? I was only half joking when I posted it. |
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Originally Posted By LV1976: I was only half joking when I posted it. Originally Posted By LV1976: Originally Posted By ConcernedCitizen: Originally Posted By LV1976: Shit, the kid's lucky the cop didn't find him, I'd give it 50/50 odds of the kid getting blasted after he went and shot a miniature burrito in its own pasture. Good point. If the kid had ran towards the officers while bawling, who knows what would have happened? I was only half joking when I posted it. I wasn't joking at all. |
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Originally Posted By SadlyMissing: Yo man, you better stop noticing shit. Originally Posted By SadlyMissing: Originally Posted By dsotm82: Seems like the number of bad cops drastically higher than the number of good cops these days. Dental plan and all that... Yo man, you better stop noticing shit. Who would sign up to be a cop these days? Some are dedicated to the cause of law enforcement. Some are looking for something else. Those looking for something else are a growing percentage after the George Floyd bs. This donkey shooter was likely looking for something else. Like just a paycheck or power or whatever. Or maybe he just made a mistake? Sucks, but when cops make mistakes they have the potential to be life ending mistakes. Glad I dont have this level of scrutiny for my job. There'd be dead animals everywhere
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