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Title: Texas Cop Shoots and Kills Family Dog in Front of Kids for Barking at His Dog
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From The Trenches/FTP
URL Source: http://fromthetrenchesworldreport.c ... -front-kids-barking-dog/210824
Published: Oct 31, 2017
Author: Rachel Blevins
Post Date: 2017-11-01 06:46:28 by Deckard
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Views: 1332
Comments: 31
Mansfield, TX – A family is mourning the loss of their beloved Great Dane after it was shot and killed by an off-duty police officer in a horrific incident that happened right in front of their children. The officer was taking his Pit Bull for a walk in the neighborhood when he claimed the Great Dane “charged at him,” so he shot and killed it, according to a statement from the Mansfield Police Department. The owner of the Great Dane, who was fondly called “Cezar,” is now speaking out and setting the record straight about her encounter with the officer. In a Facebook post, Carol Velarde Evans claimed that Cezar was violently and recklessly shot and killed by the officer. “This ruthless police officer was walking his PIT BULL, a breed that is brave and can defend itself, not some tiny dog,” Evans wrote. “This officer has known this family for years, he walks his dog all the time and knows Cezar. Cezar did walk up to the Pit Bull and they started barking. I was inches away, fixing to grab Cezar when he pulled a gun out and fired. I immediately went into shock and fear when I saw the gun in his hand. I didn’t know if he was gonna shoot me next.” Evans said the shooting occurred on Sunday evening when her kids were riding their bikes around the neighborhood cul-de-sac with several neighbors present. As soon as the officer opened fire, Evans said it sent the neighborhood into a panic, with parents rushing to get their children to safety. “Everyone started panicking, trying to get the kids inside. I did hear Cezar yelp but thought the gun shot hurt his ears. He ran into house,” Evans wrote. “While trying to get kids inside, I saw blood all over my driveway. That’s when I realized he shot at Cezar. I started screaming and looked back, and he stood there smug with no remorse.” Evans then described her family’s attempt to save their beloved pet. “We dragged Cezar out from under table, blood everywhere and got him in the car. Our precious giant suffered and died on the way to the hospital,” she wrote. Noting that not only did the officer fatally injure their dog, he endangered the entire neighborhood by recklessly opening fire in the residential area—right in front of children. Evans said she is sharing the horrific loss of her family pet in an attempt to raise awareness: “I’m sharing my story and loss to help get support and spread to word of this injustice. We will fight for you, Cezar. This will not go as an accident, officer. You murdered our dog. The bullet went through him and could have hit the babies. I live in Mansfield National, you live right around the corner with your pit bull. This is not an unsafe neighborhood to have to carry a weapon. Neighbors, watch your pets, watch your children … until we get justice, it’s not safe in our neighborhood.” As The Free Thought Project has relentlessly reported, officer-involved shootings that target family dogs have become an epidemic. While police officers have been taught to claim that they opened fire because the animals made them fear for their lives, Body Camera footage and witness testimonies have revealed that is not always the case. In one example, Body Cam footage revealed that a police officer in Minnesota who was trespassing on a family’s property and shot and killed their dog, appeared to open fire on “a happy, submissive, and docile dog for absolutely no reason.” In another example, a police officer in Indiana opened fire on a dog who ran out to greet him, even though the owner claimed the dog was friendly and had been recently found and rescued by police. In the case of Cezar the Great Dane, Carol Velarde Evans insisted that “Cezar is not an aggressive dog,” and the officer’s claim that he was just protecting himself against a vicious dog that was trying to attack him, was an outright lie.
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#1. To: Deckard (#0)
Like criminals (many of those urban dysfunctional potato zoo animals that don't listen for shit), some dogs need to be shot when they are deemed dangerous. It's called justification for DPF
She looks white to me - or is anyone in your view a criminal if they are minding their own business? The cop was walking a PIT BULL when he needlessly killed a family pet. Not to mention the kids who were endangered by his reckless actions. Do you and Gatslime take turns going down on each other? You two clowns are a frickin joke - cops are gods to you two badge-bunnies.
A little harmless amily pet…eh? Shoot the damn MONSTER if it threatens you … You are such a dufus simpleton!
The dog didn't threaten the cop. That's the point Barney.
Let me get this straight now. The officer said the Great Dane “charged at him,” so he shot and killed it Carol Evans insisted that the officer’s claim that he was just protecting himself against a vicious dog that was trying to attack him, was an outright lie. So, two different people made two different charges. You were not there and there is no video of the shooting that I have seen. Therefore, please tell me exactly how you have determined “the dog didn’t threaten the cop.”
#17. To: Gatlin, Deckard (#16)
Therefore, please tell me exactly how you have determined “the dog didn’t threaten the cop.” Since you were not there and there is no video of the shooting that I have seen. Therefore, please tell us exactly how you have determined “the dog did threaten the cop.”
The officer said the Great Dane “charged at him,” so he shot and killed it Carol Evans insisted that the officer’s claim that he was just protecting himself against a vicious dog that was trying to attack him, was an outright lie. So, two different people made two different charges. Deckard: The dog didn't threaten the cop. You were not there and there is no video of the shooting that I have seen. Therefore, please tell me exactly how you have determined “the dog didn’t threaten the cop.” You have posted numerous cop shoots dog articles. You were never physically present at any of the shootings and you have not posted videos showing the entire event. Yet from all of this and not being privy to first-hand knowledge by seeing the event….you have always concluded that every time a cop shot a dog, it was unjustified. Deckard, there is not an unbiased brain cell in your head. Question: What do you call a person who is blindly biased and has an unreasonable hatred?
Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest Evans claimed that Cezar was violently and recklessly shot and killed by the officer.
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#7. To: Deckard (#2)
#8. To: GrandIsland (#7)
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Like criminals (many of those urban dysfunctional potato zoo animals that don't listen for shit),
...some dogs need to be shot when they are deemed dangerous.
#11. To: Deckard (#8)
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… a family pet.
Great Dane Attack Kills 2-year-old Girl
Other stories out there on the Internet about Great Danes killing people …
#14. To: Gatlin (#11)
Shoot the damn MONSTER if it threatens you …
#16. To: Deckard (#14)
Deckard: The dog didn't threaten the cop.
Replies to Comment # 16. " You were not there and there is no video of the shooting that I have seen.
#18. To: Deckard (#16)
Let me get this straight now.
Answer; Deckard.
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