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Do you not know or do you just not want to answer? The questions in no way are meant to put any LEO in a bad light. I just want to know what the legal status of a police dog is.

Your question was "So the skumbag would be charged with murder and possibly be executed for killing a dog?".

My answer was " Duhhhh...no.". Sorry for the "duh". That was insensitive of me.

In MI killing a police dog is a 5 yr felony

He is considered the officer's partner. This is how much the k-9 dogs are valued. If people are going to go through a grieving process, the funeral or memorial service is a good way for them to have closure.

so you don't believe in Presumption of Innocence either. either...got it.

Looks like about 5 years more than an officer will getting for killing a 7 year old human in Michigan, as it should be.

A little too much value for a partner that cant arrest, write a ticket, or generally make their own decisions, besides schitting/pissing outdoors and generally eating junk that would make a human puke his guts out.

I just wanted to emphasize the importance of the actual funeral or memorial service in assisting people through the stages of grief. As a side note, I know there are people who "schit and piss outdoors" and eat junk food when they are already obese. ...even have eating contests which can turn your stomach.

The police officer is not worried about the k-9 dog arresting or writing tickets. Often times, the dog is a better deterrent than a gun.

I'll copy it again so you might comprehend. Might......

"About 8:45 p.m., police were called to a business burglary at 7233 S Air Depot Blvd. Officers saw a man drive away and pursued."

So this person deserves to be tore up by a trained attack dog?
A person leaving the area of a SUSPECTED burglary deserves to get attacked by a TRAINED ATTACK DOG while his owner wasn't in the area to control the situation?

If I'm walking/running/driving down the street & some fleabag makes the bad decision to attack me, you fawkin aye right I'm gonna kill that somebish. I don't care if there was a supposed crime in the area or not.

This [bleep] doesn't have the balls to handle the situation with one supposed suspect (that's still innocent) while probably carrying a gun, taser, baton, vest, hands-on training and who knows what else?

Anyone else see "Police State" written on the wall? Jebus crips guys.....

And once again,...

Just say "no" to drama.

Totally beside the point. Is a dogs life equal to, or in the case of a law enforcement animal, above the life of a human? Our police forces are full of PETA members? Theyre full of something, thats for sure.

If you're making hostile and life threatening moves on MY dog, in a manner with which I happen to take exception to, or dispute,...

YOUR life is worth less than amoeba and paramecium.

You need to get a handle on your dog fear, and look at this from a practical, and (pardon me all to hell for saying so) NORMAL angle.

WTF would anybody pay attention to YOUR propositions and extrapolations, ...given what you've already posted regarding dogs ?

GTC

Being a PETA member is besides the point. I didn't read anywhere that this officer or any other officer was a member of PETA.
To have a memorial or funeral service for a k-9 dog is not saying it is more important than, or equal to a human. Although, I'm sure there are folks who would have more respect for their dog than some people. To grieve for an animal that served in this capacity is not in the same league with PETA members.

Guess you don't own any dogs

I appreciate your posts & would like you to see this from a slightly different angle if you would.

Here's the situation....

A dog owner was under the assumption that you had wronged someone in some way. No killing, raping or kiddy diddling. Only thin circumstantial evidence of a REPORTED theft.

The owner sent their attack dog after you & it pursued you well beyond the area of the owner. You are being viciously attacked & there is no end in sight as the owner isn't in the area.

Please fill in the rest of the story from where I left off so we might be able to find common ground from these two opposing sides.

Honest request by me.
Thanks

Well, iffn' it's me, you hear BANG. Maybe another BANG.

I am not a robber, and I don't GAS who's dog attacks me, I will stop it if I can. The mistake (in my case) will be that the dog handler wasn't handling the eff'n dog.

I've been around and about on this site long enough for you to already KNOW what my answer to your HYPOTHETICAL (as in doesn't have a FARGIN" thing to do with the real meat of this post, or what's on the record regarding this PARTICULAR incident) "question".

You workin' on one of those online law degrees or something ?

GTC

You want normal and practical? A man is dead because he was stabbing a dog. The cop ran to him. The cop murdered the guy over a ffffuckin dog.

As for my "fear" of dogs, ill say it again. I have no problem being around dogs. But if you dont control YOUR dog, it dies. If YOU take exception to that, that threat will get dealt with too. Youre no different than me. From what ive read of your posts over the years, you either like to shoot your drunk mouth off or youd defend yourself from an attack no matter who it came from. Seema like you dont take no schit, so dont BS me that youll stand there and let a ffffuckinndog gnaw on you.

Messages of sympathy pour in regarding Oklahoma City police dog's death

The Oklahoma City Police Department has received an outpouring of support in the wake of the death of Kye, the K-9 who was stabbed while helping with a police pursuit Sunday night. Services for Kye will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at First Southern Baptist Church, 6400 S Sooner Road.

BY DARLA SLIPKE, Staff Writer �
Modified: August 27, 2014 at 5:00 pm �
Published: August 27, 2014



photo - Oklahoma City police K-9 Kye is shown in February during a demonstration on training involved for
police dogs. Kye died Monday after a stabbing attack Sunday. Photo by Chris Landsberger, The Oklahoman Archives

People from all over the world have been touched by the death of Kye, an Oklahoma City police dog who died Monday as a result of injuries he suffered while being stabbed in the line of duty.

The Oklahoma City Police Department has received an outpouring of support in the wake of Kye�s death, officers said. People from other states and even other countries have offered their sympathies, and a post on the police department�s Facebook page announcing Kye�s death had reached more than 4 million people as of Wednesday afternoon, police said.

A woman from Belgium sent photos of Kye when he was a puppy, which the police department posted on Facebook. Another woman sent a photo of Kye posing with her young son.

�We greatly appreciate all of the support and well wishes from around the world in this time of loss,� Oklahoma City police Capt. Dexter Nelson wrote in an email. �We apologize that we are simply unable to respond to everyone. Messages are being forwarded to the OCPD K-9 Unit.�

Kye, a 3-year-old German shepherd, died Monday after being stabbed multiple times Sunday night by a man who led authorities on a pursuit that ended near the Goldsby exit on Interstate 35, police said. The man, Mark Salazar, 22, of Blue Mound, Texas, was fatally shot by Kye�s handler, K-9 Sgt. Ryan Stark, police said.

Stark has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of standard criminal and administrative investigations by the police department.

Services for Kye will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at First Southern Baptist Church, 6400 S Sooner Road. The service is open to the public, and it will be conducted with full police honors.

Kye joined the Oklahoma City Police Department in July 2012, and hit the streets with Stark in October 2012, according to a tribute video posted on the police department�s Facebook page. He was responsible for 55 apprehensions, which included the recovery of 250 grams of methamphetamine, 17 grams of cocaine and 92 grams of marijuana, police said. He also helped to locate numerous missing persons. In addition to his patrol duties, Kye was a member of the Police Tactical Unit.

Nelson wrote in his email that the Oklahoma City Police Department cannot accept cash donations in response to Kye�s death. The department�s K-9 Unit is asking that people who would like to make donations do so to smaller police departments in the state that may be able to accept donations or to K-9 search and rescue, service animal or comfort dog organizations. People should check the legitimacy of any organization they choose to donate to, police said.

Anyone wishing to send flowers can send them to the First Southern Baptist Church, 6400 S Sooner Road, Oklahoma City, OK 73135. Cards and other correspondence can be sent to police headquarters, 701 Colcord Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73102.