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Friday, March 10, 2023

Yessir, that's a highly trained animal right there

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A police service dog owned by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office bit three individuals in a Jacksonville neighborhood, leaving all three victims with non-life-threatening injuries in the 10500 block of Forest Boulevard. 

JSO reported that the incident occurred just after 2:00 p.m. when officers responded to a report of an individual being bitten by a loose dog.

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I've always maintained that dogs have no place in ordinary police patrols because they're so hard to control. This just reinforces my opinion.
If that dog broke free and just started biting random people, how much control can that handler have when the dog is excited?

12 comments:

  1. I’m thinking they all deserved to be bit for some reason…. dogs know.

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    1. Dogs that can't be controlled are completely the owner's fault, and people using this line of bullshit "dogs know" attempt to justify their laziness with it.

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  2. It's called deadly force if your dog is involved, it's just another lawman when it's a po-po dog. Never seen a video of a cop dog that was under control. Normally the po-po are living it.

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  3. Where's Cesar when you need him?

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  4. The police train their K9s like a weapon unless it is used for drugs. They don't call it a howlitzer for nuthin.

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  5. These wanna-be K-9 Officers have crap training and an over active ego. When I did K-9 those dogs were under control no matter the situation, Red Legs at Heilbronn, protesters breaking down the fence, throwing stuff, screaming and our dogs sat, attentive, until given a command. I saw a NY State Trooper trying to handle his dog at a school event and was horrified at the lack of discipline displayed by the handler and the dog.

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    1. Ha! Our microwave site 29 overlooked Redleg missile site.

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    2. What I read is most departments just don't have the budget for the necessary constant training of both handler and K9. Same depts that have officers only fire quals and no other firearms training. Same problem, same crap results.
      Steve S6

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    3. Perhaps they should save money by not buying army costumes. Then they may have the money to train their handlers right

      Nah, just kidding - they are trained "correctly" in their eyes. Never forget, they have passed multiple screenings - to include a phycological screening - to get there. This is a feat, not a bug.

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  6. Philly PD K-9's were so bad that when a dog was sent, everyone jumped on top of the nearest car. Bad guys, cops, handlers and the smart public, all on top of cars waiting for the crazy dogs to run out of steam. Those dogs bit anything, people, horses, bicycles, cars, trees, Mummers, anything they could catch. It was years before I saw a well trained dog.

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  7. If you listen to police radio, they always direct all LEOs to stay out of the area or remain in their vehicles before they release the dogs.

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  8. Maybe he just agreed with the first two dogs.

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