Police break into wrong backyard shoot owners dog
HOLLY HILL, FL – A police officer opened fire and seriously wounded a man’s dog after forcing his way into the wrong residence while searching for a woman convicted of a consensual sex act.
Officers were searching for Josie Bobbitt — a woman who had violated probation for soliciting sex — when one of them disregarded “no trespassing” signs and warrantlessly wrenched open the gate leading to Richard Stotler’s backyard where his four-year-old Rottweiler named Lady resided.
Records show that it was 11:04 p.m. when the officers entered the property.
Lady was shot multiple times as she investigated the unwelcome intruders. Police claimed that she “lunged” at them, prompting at least one officer to open fire.
All over a probation violation.The cops probably wanted a blowjob.
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HOLLY HILL, FL – A police officer opened fire and seriously wounded a man’s dog after forcing his way into the wrong residence while searching for a woman convicted of a consensual sex act.
Officers were searching for Josie Bobbitt — a woman who had violated probation for soliciting sex — when one of them disregarded “no trespassing” signs and warrantlessly wrenched open the gate leading to Richard Stotler’s backyard where his four-year-old Rottweiler named Lady resided.
Records show that it was 11:04 p.m. when the officers entered the property.
Lady was shot multiple times as she investigated the unwelcome intruders. Police claimed that she “lunged” at them, prompting at least one officer to open fire.
All over a probation violation.The cops probably wanted a blowjob.
Found that @ Bad Blue Prep
I'm trying to cool down over the acquittal of Kelly Thomas' murderers I'll say something I will regret.Maybe a post probably not.Advocating violence against heroes is not healthy for your freedom.