Police Officer Couldn't Shoot Injured Deer

[ovrszd]

If the deer wouldn't have gotten injured he wouldn't have needed to be dispatched there lets put the blame where it needs to be all better now?

What??

 

[Gator6x4]

They have to let him go....He is in the wrong profession...If he cannot put an animal down he sure can't do it to a human being....He needs to go and I bet he does.

Agree. The individual has no business in Law Enforcement.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

They have to let him go....He is in the wrong profession...If he cannot put an animal down he sure can't do it to a human being....He needs to go and I bet he does.

brin first thing this morning this thread hit my mind and then I read your post just now. While it may be hard for some to see this in black and white you are so right. This officer could not do his duty and may cause another or himself to be harmed some day.

 

[Midniteoyl]

I'm sure I'll never forget something that happened when I was 12 or 13 years old. While getting ready to go to church one Sunday morning, we heard a horse and we heard dogs barking, but didn't know what the commotion was. Well, when we got in the car to go, at the bottom of the hill and across the road, two big dogs had a horse down and had literally torn one ear out of its head. When we stopped and got out of the car, that scared the dogs off, but no way that poor horse was ever going to get up again. Dad called the sheriff's office and a deputy came out, but said he couldn't shoot the horse because he didn't know who it belonged to. (The owners didn't live on the property and no one seemed to know how to contact the owner). That poor horse laid there in the mud for 3 days before it died, and I could never forgive that deputy.

So why didnt you dad or someone else do it???

 

[Bird]

So why didnt you dad or someone else do it???

Very simple; wrong, but simple. The deputy said the owner had to be found first before anyone could do anything to the horse. And the owner showed up a day or two after the horse finally died.