Sunday, August 17, 2008

Man Bites Dog in Vermont

Well, not quite, but I needed a catchy headline.

Still, the first thought that ran through my head when I ran across the story is why would you call for a dog as backup?

Want to FRIGHTEN and INTIMIDATE people like at Gitmo and Abu Ghraib?

What could be the purpose for calling in a dog squad, readers?

What it sounds like is OVERKILL!

Sig Heil
, Vermont!!!!

You're state ain't no different than anyone else's, you sanctimonious pieces of shit!


"Cruelty to police dog charged" by Associated Press | August 17, 2008

RUTLAND, Vt. - A man who allegedly antagonized a police dog has been charged with cruelty after authorities said he growled and barked at the animal, prompting a reaction that left the dog with minor injuries.

James Tibbitts, 41, was charged with cruelty to a police service animal after an incident Friday in which he was arrested for allegedly lying to police and then - on the five-minute ride to the police station - caused the dog to scratch at and bang his snout and teeth on the cage in the cruiser, police said.

Stoo-pid fucking dog!!!! Man's best friend says it all when it comes to judgment!!!

The 3-year-old German shepherd, King Luther, was treated for strained ligaments in his hind quarter, a cut on his nose, two broken nails on one paw and gum wounds suffered when he bit the metal cage. He was back on duty Friday.

The dog's handler, Officer Frank Post, arrived as backup to a call over a suicidal woman in Tibbitts's residence. He told them Valerie Sullivan wasn't home, but police found her inside.

WTF? Why you need a DOG?

What, you guys don't have tasers yet?

Sullivan, who was had outstanding warrants for simple assault and driving with a suspended license, also was suspected of stealing a car. She was arrested and charged with assault, driving with a suspended license, and operating a vehicle without the owner's consent.

Tibbitts, who was initially taken into custody for impeding a police officer, was charged with cruelty after "yelling, growling, snarling, and barking" at the dog during the ride to the police station, according to an affidavit.

The charge, a misdemeanor, carries a potential penalty of one year in jail and a $2,000 fine.

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For what?

Haranguing a dog?