So im watching Dog the bounty hunter right now and i don’t understand a few things about it.
If they are not real cops how do they get paid i don’t really understand the whole bonds thing, and i finds hes kinda a jack a$$ because like i see how just throws some guys drugs on the ground and takes them away even tho he is not wanted or has nothing to do with the search like i don’t support drugs or anything but if he is not a real cop is he aloud to do that?
Also if he is search for someone and he pisses people off like he does and they Spray the guy with pepper Spray because the one guy wont tell him where his friend is and he hits the DOG can he be charge with assault to an officer , and whats with the paint ball guns are bounty hunter not aloud to carry real gun ?
I live in Canada and i know you cant bounty hunt here but can you bounty hunt all over the states and is that why he got arrested in Mexico because he wasn’t aloud to do that there ?
Anyways thanks for every ones time and helping me understand him abit oo too whats with his sunglasses is there like some kinda wire going into his ears? and how come they are so nice to the people they caugh in the end but they treat them like crap before.
4 times in the last 2 weeks the neighbor’s pit bull has come uder, over or THROUGH my fence and gone after my 4 year old. We have called the dog officer and the cops, the cops gave the neighbor the order to reinforce the fence to keep the damn dog in. Yesterday was the last straw. My son was out on the swing and the dog actually went THROUGH the fence after my boy. I was outdoors with him and I sprayed mace in the idiot dogs face and herded my son indoors. The neighbor has no regard for anyone, this dog is a constant issue in the nieghborhood. The cop himself said he has been to the guys house 17 times in the last year for the damn dog. The dog owner knew his dog was through the fence yesterday, but made no move to stop his animal, however when the dog retreated after getting maced, the owner was pissed at me.
My question is, how long must this go on? No fence will keep this dog in, if he can’t dig under it he will jump over it. If it is too high, he sits there and tears it apart untill he is free. Even the dog officer says he has been to court 4 times for this dog, and all the owners get is fines. Is there some sort of civil action I could take? We have spent a fortune in 2 weeks repairing and replacing fence to keep Cujo away from the kids. Not to mention the swingset that cannot be used because whenever the kids are out there Cujo goes berserk and goes after them.
5:25 The cop draws his gun and executes the dog. June 2010 – A LaGrange, MO man who drew national attention after video showing police killing one of his dogs surfaced on the Internet vowed Thursday to seek changes in the law. Judge Fred Westhoff fined Marcus Mays for failure to register a dog with the city and 0 for failure to have a leash or muzzle on a vicious animal. Mays also must pay court costs of . “We can’t have dogs taking after young children or even adults,” Westhoff said. “It’s just not safe.” Mays requested the bench trial and represented himself. Afterward, he said he will ask the city to revise its animal ordinances. “I think if I get enough people together and raise a big enough complaint, maybe they’ll change it,” Mays said. City Attorney Jeff Curl said he had hoped for a stiffer fine because it would have “sent a message” to dog owners to “follow the ordinance.” Mays described the animal as an American bulldog, but authorities termed it a pit bull. The dog, named Cammie, was shot to death on March 31 by Officer Doug Howell. Video from part of the incident later was posted on YouTube, but it shows fewer than 10 minutes of the 68 minutes that Howell and Officer Jason Powell were on the scene. The video which was not shown at Thursday’s hearing, was from a police car camera. Mays said a friend of his put it on the Internet. The officers were responding to a call from LaGrange resident Mary Coleman that the dog had acted threateningly toward her …
okay so a cop came into our yard and he pepper sprayed my dog. (i’m 14). he was looking for my dad but he was out. my sister talked to him about pepper spraying my dog and he laughed and said she’ll (my dog) be happier now. My sis washed my dogs face off but she was hiding after. My dog seemed scared and i’m not sure if she will do it again!!! i mean she is ment to be a guard dog and now i don’t know if she will anymore. I’m also upset. My dog normally isn’t that bad, i mean she trys to bite ankles but not like jump and and bite your face off. she isn’t even that big of a dog.
sorry if you don’t understand what wrote but yeah.
PHOENIX – The story of a Phoenix police officer who shot and killed a man Tuesday has taken a shocking twist. We’ve learned that the officer, Richard Chrisman, is now under arrest. This all started at a trailer park near Central and South Mountain. A woman called 911 to report domestic violence on the part of her son, 29-year-old Danny Frank Rodriguez. Officers showed up at the home and at some point, Officer Chrisman opened fire at the man, killing him. “They killed him for no reason they just shot him,” said Elvira Fernandez, the man’s mother, anguished. “I said don’t hurt him whatever you do don’t hurt him… they went in there and they killed him!” Chrisman was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a felony. The probable cause statement alleges that two officers went inside the mobile home and Rodriguez began yelling that they needed a warrant. Chrisman allegedly pulled his pistol, put the muzzle against the suspect’s head and told him, “We don’t need no warrant [expletive].” Over the next few minutes, Chrisman shocked Rodriguez with a stun gun and shot his pit bull. When Rodriguez started to retreat by taking up his bicycle, but he and Chrisman struggled, and finally Chrisman shot him from 2 to 3 feet away, according to documents.. Officer Sergio Virgillo, who accompanied Chrisman on the domestic violence call, told detectives that he saw no threat and no weapon in the suspect’s hands. Officer Virgillo, a 14-year veteran of the force, called it “the …
PHOENIX – The story of a Phoenix police officer who shot and killed a man Tuesday has taken a shocking twist. We’ve learned that the officer, Richard Chrisman, is now under arrest. This all started at a trailer park near Central and South Mountain. A woman called 911 to report domestic violence on the part of her son, 29-year-old Danny Frank Rodriguez. Officers showed up at the home and at some point, Officer Chrisman opened fire at the man, killing him. “They killed him for no reason they just shot him,” said Elvira Fernandez, the man’s mother, anguished. “I said don’t hurt him whatever you do don’t hurt him… they went in there and they killed him!” Chrisman was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a felony. The probable cause statement alleges that two officers went inside the mobile home and Rodriguez began yelling that they needed a warrant. Chrisman allegedly pulled his pistol, put the muzzle against the suspect’s head and told him, “We don’t need no warrant [expletive].” Over the next few minutes, Chrisman shocked Rodriguez with a stun gun and shot his pit bull. When Rodriguez started to retreat by taking up his bicycle, but he and Chrisman struggled, and finally Chrisman shot him from 2 to 3 feet away, according to documents.. Officer Sergio Virgillo, who accompanied Chrisman on the domestic violence call, told detectives that he saw no threat and no weapon in the suspect’s hands. Officer Virgillo, a 14-year veteran of the force, called it “the …
DENVER – What started as a walk to the park with his dogs ended with a trip to the hospital for a Denver dog owner. 32-year-old Mark Ashford says he was beaten black and blue by two Denver Police officers. “They punched him and pinned him up against the fence and forced his head into the concrete.” Ashford’s attorney, Will Hart, said the beating that was caught on camera is a clear case of Excessive Force. “This happened when he was walking his dogs, he has a conversation with another citizen that the police officer doesn’t like and as a result, he ends up in the hospital,” said Hart. Hart says Mark Ashford was walking his dogs near 20th and Little Raven in LoDo, when he saw police pull over a driver for failing to stop at a stop sign. Ashford told the driver he saw him stop and would be willing to testify in court. Hart says the officer overheard him and “wasn’t very happy.” That’s when Ashford says the Denver police officers demanded his ID and detained him. Ashford tried to take a picture of the officers to document the incident, and a few second later he was on the ground. Police charged Ashford with interference and resisting arrest. Hart says, the charges were later dropped because the officers violated Ashford’s 4th amendment rights, “they had no reason to stop him, take his ID or detain him.” An Excessive Force complaint was filed against both officers involved. A Denver police spokesperson says the internal affairs department has completed its investigation, but …
oo too whats with his sunglasses is there like some kinda wire going into his ears? and how come they are so nice to the people they caugh in the end but they treat them like crap before.