“Ace was at the house next to our house that he always goes to when we take him out to do his business,” said Justin Fuller, 18, the dog's owner. “He spotted an officer and began trotting up to him, and when the officer saw Ace, he looked at me and then looked at Ace and just shot him.”
"Fuller said the officer did not give any warning or command to get the dog before shooting him."
Family says WSU police shot goldendoodle in face, demands answers
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@StillIRise1963 My step-dad was a cop, and he mentioned several times how he and his co-workers enjoyed shooting dogs. And since then, I've had other experiences that lead me to believe that it is a common trait of American police.
@turboquokka @StillIRise1963 You're preaching to the choir, comrade.
@ambulocetus @StillIRise1963 Your stepdad and his cop buddies are straight up sociopaths. Enjoying killing defenseless animals for fun is literally a serial killer trait.