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Title: Officer on leave after bullet misses dog, hits girl
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The Wichita Eagle
URL Source: http://www.kansas.com/news/local/crime/article192560879.html
Published: Jan 2, 2018
Author: Jason Tidd
Post Date: 2018-01-02 19:43:33 by Hondo68
Keywords: held a gun in his mouth, and choked a dog, the statement said
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Comments: 8
A Wichita police officer was placed on administrative leave after a girl was injured when the officer tried to shoot a dog inside a home on Saturday. The officer tried to shoot a dog that charged at him while in a home in the 1500 block of North Gentry, near 13th and Hillside, at around 6:15 p.m., Officer Paul Cruz said in a statement. The shot missed the dog, the round broke into fragments when it hit a hard floor, and a piece of fragment ricocheted and hit a 9-year-old girl in the forehead just above her right eye. The girl was treated and released from a local hospital that night. Officers were responding to a 911 call of a domestic dispute and suicidal person with a gun, and they were told a 33-year-old man in the home had held a gun in his mouth and choked a dog, the statement said. At the scene, officers were told a handgun was in a bedroom underneath a pillow on a bed. The mid-size, mixed-breed dog charged while the officer was looking for the gun, the statement said. The suicidal man was cooperative and taken for a mental health exam, the statement said. A woman and three other children were also at the home. The officer who fired the shot was placed on administrative leave, following protocol, the statement said. The case will be reviewed by the District Attorney’s Office in addition to an internal review to determine if department policies were followed. Poster Comment: Is that even possible? Sounds like a false statement by the police, to me. Seems like the officer may need a mental health check. Police officer’s shot misses dog, injures girl in home
a 33-year-old man in the home had held a gun in his mouth and choked a dog, the statement said
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#2. To: hondo68 (#0)
Don't expect much of a punitive action from this. The officer fired in obvious self defense... and a fragment of the bullet hit a bystander via ricochet. That means the victim was probably not in the line of fire... and most medium sized dogs won't stop a bullet via body mass anyway... so that bullet was most likely going somewhere, hit or miss of the dangerous mutt.
And missed the dog! If the dog was such a killer drug-guarding pit bull, why wasn't the officer ripped to shreds after he shot the girl? Your phony copsucking agenda driven story is BS! You need to go back to the Police Academy for a refresher course on lying 101.
Many dogs will stop a defensive charge after a firearm has been shot at, near or towards them... hit or miss, turd puffer.
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#4. To: GrandIsland, copsucking agenda (#2)
The officer fired in obvious self defense...
#5. To: hondo68 (#4)
If the dog was such a killer drug-guarding pit bull, why wasn't the officer ripped to shreds after he shot the girl?
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