Good Dog - K9 Sends Criminal to the Grave

[Lavite]

Not much information to go on. But I reckon the dog went well beyond the call of duty. Works for me.

I hope the dog didn't get food poisoning.

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Burglary Suspect Dies in Montgomery
Police Dog apprehended suspect.


Montgomery Police have released a statement about the death of a burglary suspect on Cresta Circle in the Smiley Court Public Housing Development early today.

“The Montgomery Police Department responded to a burglary-in-progress call at about 2:30 a.m. today in the 3800 block of Cresta Circle. Upon MPD’s arrival at the scene it appeared that the suspect was inside the residence, and the homeowner approved a K9 unit entry. The K9 apprehended the suspect, an adult male, inside the residence. He was transported to a local hospital where he later was pronounced dead. The Montgomery Police Department has asked the State Bureau of Investigations to investigate the death of the burglary suspect following his apprehension at the scene by the MPD K-9 unit. The identity of the suspect is unknown at this time. No additional information is available at this time.”

https://www.alabamanews.net/2018/07/08/ ... ontgomery/

[snowgirl]

Death as a punishment for suspected attempted burglary seems a little ott but then that's one of the reasons I prefer my country to yours.

[Logg]

Still suffering PTSD from the Civil War.

[cuchulainn]

Death as a punishment for suspected attempted burglary seems a little ott but then that's one of the reasons I prefer my country to yours.

Executing would-be burglars is barbaric.

[section8]

Those dogs aren't supposed to do that. It's probably going to be put down, unless the death was some freak occurrence.

[snowgirl]

Those dogs aren't supposed to do that. It's probably going to be put down, unless the death was some freak occurrence.

That was my thought, too. Poor pup.

[eric84]

Part of Alabama's honourable tradition of using dogs against black citizens.

[korgy]

i think it's interesting how Lavite seems to enjoy trolling as a niggrah-hating redneck

pissing off libtards is the most important thing in some people's worlds. who cares about principles, that's tertiary

[section8]

Was the deceased black?

[korgy]

ya know S8 i dont know, but it was Lavite, so i assumed so. maybe not. Lavite's history here was my only clue. only 35% of Montgomery is white

[Logg]

What a weird story, and set of assumptions. I don't see any ID of the perpetrator. I also don't see any cause of death. Lavite infers that the dog killed the perp, others infer that the dog killed the perp by going beyond its normal range of training, and that the perp was black. A lot of assumptions, all of which could likely be true. But still.

BTW, what's a 'would-be burglar'? If you've broken into somebody's home, you're a home invader, no?

If this was an elderly woman of color and the 'would-be burglar' had a confederate flag tattoo and a MAGA hat and was mauled to death by the trusty old lady's dog, I bet some of the people on this thread would have had an entirely, and predictably, different response.

[korgy]

it's equally weird to pretend like we dont know what posters on this forum represent

[Lavite]

Part of Alabama's honourable tradition of using dogs against black citizens.

It is rather racist of you to assume that the burglar was African American as the article makes no mention of that.

[korgy]

it's disingenuous of you to pretend like my assumption has nothing to do with your previous posts or interests

[Logg]

it's equally weird to pretend like we dont know what posters on this forum represent

For sure.

My post was actually referring to posts before yours.

[birdlite]

to S8's point

A Montgomery Police Department K9 and its handler have been removed from the field after both were involved in a police operation that left one man dead Sunday.

MPD Capt. Regina Duckett on Monday confirmed the handler was placed on administrative leave and the police dog is under quarantine at a city kennel.

Montgomery police said Sunday the man was believed to have been burglarizing a Cresta Circle home when the homeowner approved a K9 unit entry.

Investigators have not confirmed the man's cause of death. MPD confirmed the police dog "apprehended" the man in the operation, who later died after being taken to a hospital.

Alabama's State Bureau of Investigation is conducting an external review of the incident, which is normal protocol after lethal police operations.

"We're investigating this as a use-of-force investigation as we normally would," SBI Capt. Joe Herman said.

A Montgomery Police Department K9 and its handler have been removed from the field after both were involved in a police operation that left one man dead Sunday.

MPD Capt. Regina Duckett on Monday confirmed the handler was placed on administrative leave and the police dog is under quarantine at a city kennel.

Montgomery police said Sunday the man was believed to have been burglarizing a Cresta Circle home when the homeowner approved a K9 unit entry.

Investigators have not confirmed the man's cause of death. MPD confirmed the police dog "apprehended" the man in the operation, who later died after being taken to a hospital.

Alabama's State Bureau of Investigation is conducting an external review of the incident, which is normal protocol after lethal police operations.

"We're investigating this as a use-of-force investigation as we normally would," SBI Capt. Joe Herman said.

https://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/st ... 768775002/

[DCComic]

Apparently nobody knows what happened but somebody died and Lavite seems happy.

[Higgs Bossom]

Was the deceased black?

Montgomery is nicknamed Monkey Town.

[Lavite]

Apparently nobody knows what happened but somebody died and Lavite seems happy.

It is always brings a smile to my face when a criminal perishes in the course of committing a crime. Why should it not?

[strife]

Part of Alabama's honourable tradition of using dogs against black citizens.

It is rather racist of you to assume that the burglar was African American as the article makes no mention of that.

In a thread posted by you, in which you let loose great varmint whoops about the police (dog) killing a suspect, we can reasonably infer that you're cackling about a black person killed by the police.

[VinnyD]

Have you ever broken a law, Lavite?

Would it have brought a smile to your face if you had died on that occasion?

[Lavite]

Death as a punishment for suspected attempted burglary seems a little ott but then that's one of the reasons I prefer my country to yours.

Which part of the fact that it happened about 2 a.m. and the home owner called the police eluded you? Of course this person had no criminal intent.

Good Dog.

[Lost Soul]

Good doggie.

It was probably a meth/oxy/heroin addict. They live on burglaries up here, the assholes.

[snowgirl]

Death as a punishment for suspected attempted burglary seems a little ott but then that's one of the reasons I prefer my country to yours.

Which part of the fact that it happened about 2 a.m. and the home owner called the police eluded you? Of course this person had no criminal intent.

Good Dog.

No part of that eluded me. I just thought that rule of law and trials with impartial judges and shit were as important to Americans as they are to others. My bad.

[polardude1]

Subduing the burglar is not an option?

[flojin]

If the suspect had been a baby raper, Lavite would be all about "due process" and casting a vote for him.

[cuchulainn]

Cruelty, blind obedience and stupidity are the defining characteristics of the South so of course Lavite believes that death is an appropriate punishment for attempted burglary.

[leela]

A burglar burgles, or is caught in the act of burgling.

WTF sort of word is burglarizing?

[strife]

A burglar burgles, or is caught in the act of burgling.

WTF sort of word is burglarizing?

If we put this to a democratic vote, 325 million people say that a burglar burglarizes. Can you come up with more who'd say 'burgles'?

[Lavite]

Cruelty, blind obedience and stupidity are the defining characteristics of the South so of course Lavite believes that death is an appropriate punishment for attempted burglary.

Don't do the crime if you can't do the time. Works for me.

Good Dog.

[cuchulainn]

Burgles is a better verb.

[ben_hanscombe]

"The time" generally refers to a prison sentence duly handed down by the justice system after a fair trial.

I like it when people doing 71mph on the motorway crash their cars and die.

[Lavite]

They sent a dog in because they expected a fire fight. Good fine dog.

[strife]

'Good Dog' is probably going to be put down.

[birdlite]

A burglar burgles, or is caught in the act of burgling.

WTF sort of word is burglarizing?

Here ya go
https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-a ... burglarize

The verb burglar is no longer in use, which means that unless you want to go all archaic on your listeners your options are burgle and burglarize. Burglarize is, as we said above, the more common choice in the United States, but burgle is slowly making inroads on this side of the pond. Burgle is emphatically the choice in British English. Both were once disparaged by grammarians, but they're perfectly acceptable now.

[flojin]

The South was incredibly violent during slavery. White on white violence was extreme, thanks in part to the barbaric honor culture. The violence that whites inflicted on enslaved people was barbaric and constant.

Lavite is the product of a culture that was created within a gulag-like state where the imprisoned, starved, and beaten victims lived within eyesight, and even under the same roof as the people who were raping, mutilating, and exploiting them.

It's no wonder that Lavite delights in the spectacle of a police force that uses animals to kill suspected criminals. The South codified this kind of brutal retribution. He doesn't...he can't know any other way.

[Lavite]

I'd rather risk a dog's life than a man's to take down a criminal resisting arrest. I for one have my priorities correct.

Does anyone here think the police sent a dog in without first trying to get the thief to come out?

Good Dog.

[Lavite]

stellar citizens burned the house down where the burglar was killed.


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MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) -
Multiple agencies are investigating a weekend home robbery where the suspect died after being caught by a K-9 unit and the house later burned in a confirmed arson.

The Montgomery Public Safety Department confirms someone set the house where the robbery occurred on fire. The Montgomery Fire Department is conducting an investigation. No arrests have been made.

The State Bureau of Investigation confirms the robbery suspect in question, Joseph Pettaway, died of an 'accidental death' from a ruptured femoral artery according to a preliminary autopsy report. The femoral artery, located in the thigh, is the main supply of blood flow to the leg.

SBI Captain Joe Herman confirms the fire occurred after the agency conducted their investigation and SBI is not involved in the MFD investigation.

Sunday, the Montgomery Police Department confirmed officers responded to a burglary-in-progress at around 2:30 a.m. in the 3800 block of Cresta Circle. When they arrived, it appeared the suspect was inside the home and the homeowner approved a K-9 unit entry.

Lt. Andre Mitchell confirmed the K-9 apprehended the suspect inside the home and he was taken to a hospital where he was later pronounced dead.

The K-9 handler is currently on administrative leave and the K-9 is under quarantine at the city kennel.

MPD requested SBI to conduct the investigation, which is protocol in any case involving use of force.

http://www.wsfa.com/story/38623554/hous ... s-in-arson

[Godjira]

Is that like an honor killing where they kill a rape victim?

[snowgirl]

What the actual fuck is going on in Alabama? You people have issues.

[VinnyD]

A burglar burgles, or is caught in the act of burgling.

WTF sort of word is burglarizing?

Like burgle, it is a verb made up from the noun burglar.

[Herc]

The dog killerized him.

[VinnyD]

"Burglarized" was constructed from burglar in 1865.

"Burgle" didn't come along until four years later, and then probably jocularly, not to be taken seriously. (Like asking a buler how long he has been buttling.) It took a while for it to come to seem like standard English, but apparently on both sides of the Atlantic a need was felt for a verb meaning "to commit a burglary". (Both "burglarize" and "burgle" occur here; I don't know which is more frequent.

Edit. But googlebooks ngrams does:

[DCComic]

Burglar is derived from a verb, burgare, to commit burglary.