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pisshead
10-29-2007, 11:51 PM
the war on drugs is working!! you lose your rights, but oh well...

Police Batter Down Teenager's Door, Blow Off Dog's Head Without Warning MEGAN GILLIS
Ottawa Sun (http://ottsun.canoe.ca/News/OttawaAndRegion/2007/10/28/4611098-sun.html)
Monday October 29, 2007
A Vanier woman is claiming police brutality after tactical team officers with a warrant to search for drugs broke down her door Thursday, shot two of her dogs to death and terrified her teen daughters.
Joanne Charlebois said she was spending the evening packing for a move with the help of friends, and her daughters, aged 16 and 19, were studying with a pal, when men in helmets broke down the door of her McArthur Ave apartment.
Charlebois claims officers gave no warning before shooting the dogs, whom she says were gentle mutts who were running away in fear. They left bullet holes in the floor and a casing under the sofa.
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"I heard bangs at the front door, they knocked the door in," a weeping Charlebois said. "I thought it was a joke for Halloween.
'THEY BLEW HER HEAD OFF'

"Then click, boom, boom. My dog (Daisy) was in the air, her legs shaking. Then my dog Maxine came running to me and they blew her head off right next to me.
"They came in and terrorized my household. They killed our dogs ... I'm traumatized, my daughters are traumatized."
The officers kept asking where the cocaine and guns were hidden and tore the place apart.
Charlebois says she had small quantities of pot and cocaine for personal use but showed documents indicating she faces three counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking and one count of possessing of the proceeds of crime.
Ottawa Police, who didn't tell the media about the raid, could not confirm what was found or what charges were laid.
Staff-Sgt. David Veinotte said officers arrested eight people.
"They were confronted by pit bull mixes inside the premises," Veinotte said.
A spokeswoman for the Ottawa Humane Society says the two dead dogs delivered to them by the police were pitbull or mastiff types and weighed about 85 lbs. each.
The shooting is under investigation by the professional standards section, which is normal procedure.
ALWAYS TWO SIDES
"There are always two sides to every story," Veinotte said of the incident.
Martina Charlebois, 19, says she was cuffed and thrown down as she reached for her dead pets to comfort them.
"They dragged me through the blood, " she said.
"He had his foot to the back of my head and a gun to my head. I just wanted to touch them."
The teen spent the night in jail, where she was strip-searched, before being released with her mother. Martina, who wasn't charged, said she hasn't been able to eat or sleep since.
"This is what they did to my family," Charlebois said, clutching photos of her dogs' bloodied bodies. "What they did is wrong."

higher4hockey
10-30-2007, 12:16 AM
am i supposed to feel bad that a mother with two kids who does drugs got her dogs killed?


because i do not.

Gandalf_The_Grey
10-30-2007, 01:40 AM
am i supposed to feel bad that a mother with two kids who does drugs got her dogs killed?


because i do not.

Yeah, because if you use drugs you're not a human being any more, and your dogs deserve to die. Frig man you're as bad as all these drug-war neo-cons; they're all just "dope fiends" that should lose all constitutionally-appointed rights. You know I heard a rumor that you smoke pot sir, somebody blow away your pets and terrorize your children.

Daveracer
10-30-2007, 01:53 AM
am i supposed to feel bad that a mother with two kids who does drugs got her dogs killed?


because i do not.

Well i guess if i came over to your house and brutally killed your dogs, you wouldn't care.....right?

After all, you ARE on a cannabis forum, and it's considered a drug....

higher4hockey
10-30-2007, 01:56 AM
i guess you an i see things very differently.

king of the world
10-30-2007, 02:09 AM
she did endanger her self and her household but the popo went to the extremes to get to some drugs. two wrongs in my opinion.

Psycho4Bud
10-30-2007, 02:48 AM
It wasn't just pot.......the "other" puts ya over the edge in the eyes of the law. This is Canada were talking about here.....I don't think this is common practice for a "pot user" but common for coke heads.

The also had a warrent, she had pitbulls; "gentle mutts who were running away in fear". SURE they were....somebody strange busts in the door and two pitbulls are going to go runnin' away. Simple logic says thats a load of crap.

Have a good one!:s4:

killerweed420
10-30-2007, 07:00 AM
This why here in America we can legally own guns.If somebody busts your door down just start shooting them.If I sat on a jury where a women shot some people busting the door in I'd say not guilty.

Vino
10-30-2007, 08:12 AM
Ok, i know this sounds awful, but i live in ottawa, and if you are living in vanier, that says it all right there. You guys are right, i have never heard of the ottawa police doing that over just pot. frankly you dont know her legal history, if shes gotten in trouble before, what she is involved with.

now i do know nice people in vanier myself, i have friends that live there. but frankly, having spent enough time there i can pretty safely say its not a nice area at all, there are a lot of drug and prostitution issues in vanier. I wouldnt walk alone there at night for all the money in the world.

Her story sounds nice, and i want to feel badly for her i do, but i would take what the ottawa sun writes with the worlds biggest grain of salt. its a trashy news paper. All of the Sun news papers are really trashy. it is very sensationalist and bends the truth in a big way.

Do i think the cops used undo force. yes.

do i think the story has been exaggerated by the media? yes.


killerweed owning guns is not illegal in canada. we can legally own guns, i assure you even in the cold they work. :P

and no you cant just shoot someone who busts down your door. the police are granted permission by the state to use only as much force as needed in order to handle a given situation. you cannot shoot them, it is a crime. a jury will convict someone who shot a cop.

darkside
10-30-2007, 11:39 AM
i dont care what drugs anybody was using. seeing your pets being brutally murdered and being dragged away to jail is worse for you than any drug. i think the media should take a hard line against crooked brutal cops who help no one. always give the citizens the benefit of the doubt, not the cops like the media usually does. was it the daughter or the mother that they were after?

mctokin
10-30-2007, 02:18 PM
I'm siding with P4B and H4H. I don't think the dogs would have just run away. They would have attacked, which would justify having to shooting them. I feel bad that the dogs had to die because the woman was a drug user, but in the end it was her fault that this all happend.

pisshead
10-30-2007, 02:47 PM
yes, it was her fault the cops busted down her door for having a personal amount of drugs to use in her own home...she could have been working with al qaeda, they probably should have just killed her right there as well...she could have instantly started a terrorist attack...

i guess people just need to learn to love the new freedom of tyranny.

Number 1 DJ
10-30-2007, 04:07 PM
im thinking they also had to go up and knock the door and maybe some nasty words were exchanged resulting in them busting the door down if she would have just open'd the door and stepped out she could have dealt with them much better - hope im not sounding like im sticking up for the two cops just thinking of the situation

psteve
10-30-2007, 04:34 PM
The cops deserve just as much consideration as they gave the dogs.

mfqr
10-30-2007, 05:04 PM
I'm siding with P4B and H4H. I don't think the dogs would have just run away. They would have attacked, which would justify having to shooting them. I feel bad that the dogs had to die because the woman was a drug user, but in the end it was her fault that this all happend.

Well, maybe the dogs attacked, but how do you know? Anyway, it's not like dogs know the difference between cops and robbers. In their eyes, it's most likely just the same. I don't see why they had to kill the dogs, though. They do have tasers, right? I think this was excessive force by the police. You don't necessarily need to kill someone when they are attacking you. There is such a thing as thwarting an attack without taking away an organism's life. All life is important, no matter how small or different they are from we humans.

illnillinois
10-30-2007, 05:15 PM
All i can type is, i am at a loss of words.
i will side with either side but bummer to hear about the k9's. long time animal user and its sad to hear things like this.



and by animal user. I mean i have used animals for a buddies, roommates or just a friend.

Gandalf_The_Grey
10-30-2007, 05:52 PM
I think the key point here is that she posessed enough coke for personal use. It's a philosophical matter, one where the US and I disagree strongly; that somebody is a bad person worthy of any punishment, simply for making the wrong choices about their health.

illnillinois
10-30-2007, 05:59 PM
I think the key point here is that she posessed enough coke for personal use. It's a philosophical matter, one where the US and I disagree strongly; that somebody is a bad person worthy of any punishment, simply for making the wrong choices about their health.

CAN I GET AN AMEN!!!:rambo:

Psycho4Bud
10-30-2007, 06:14 PM
Ok, i know this sounds awful, but i live in ottawa, and if you are living in vanier, that says it all right there. You guys are right, i have never heard of the ottawa police doing that over just pot. frankly you dont know her legal history, if shes gotten in trouble before, what she is involved with.

now i do know nice people in vanier myself, i have friends that live there. but frankly, having spent enough time there i can pretty safely say its not a nice area at all, there are a lot of drug and prostitution issues in vanier. I wouldnt walk alone there at night for all the money in the world.

Her story sounds nice, and i want to feel badly for her i do, but i would take what the ottawa sun writes with the worlds biggest grain of salt. its a trashy news paper. All of the Sun news papers are really trashy. it is very sensationalist and bends the truth in a big way.

Nice to see there is somebody with first hand knowledge of the area. With the white lady we all know what would happen with a friendly knock at the door by the law. :toilet_claw: Right down the toilet with the product........that's why they just kick in doors in that case.

If your thing is gone and you wanna ride on; cocaine.
Dont forget this fact, you cant get it back; cocaine.
She dont lie, she dont lie, she dont lie; cocaine.

She put herself, kids, dogs at risk.......like the song states, "Dont forget this fact, you cant get it back; cocaine."

Have a good one!:s4:

OLDE ENGLISH '800
10-30-2007, 06:52 PM
i know my dogs would attack thats what i train them for and i would be right behind them with the steel :gunfighter2:

norkali
10-30-2007, 07:25 PM
The also had a warrent, she had pitbulls; "gentle mutts who were running away in fear". SURE they were....somebody strange busts in the door and two pitbulls are going to go runnin' away. Simple logic says thats a load of crap.



I'm siding with P4B and H4H. I don't think the dogs would have just run away. They would have attacked, which would justify having to shooting them. I feel bad that the dogs had to die because the woman was a drug user, but in the end it was her fault that this all happend. :rolleyes:

*This is in no way a personal attack upon any other member:*

To think that any and all pitbulls are going to automatically attack anything that comes busting through a door would be ignorant. I personally know very "scary" looking pitbulls who act like any other dog. Hell, I've scared a (full grown) pit into another room by swinging open a door and shouting. Mind you, I didn't have full tactical gear on, a gun drawn, and another body with me either.

There were two though!

? Two men. Two dogs.


i know my dogs would attack thats what i train them for and i would be right behind them with the steel...

See underlined & bold text.


yes, it was her fault the cops busted down her door for having a personal amount of drugs to use in her own home...she could have been working with al qaeda, they probably should have just killed her right there as well...she could have instantly started a terrorist attack...

i guess people just need to learn to love the new freedom of tyranny.

Ahhh...she was using coke! Of course! You can't trust anybody who uses coke...so you'd better kick her door in, shoot two of their dogs in the face in front of them; then promptly arrest the woman and her teenage daughter in the dog's blood......

What? Personal amount found? No guns? No violence? (except for the cops) Her daughters were studying? Bahh! Hogwash! Kick the doors in and come in with guns blazin'!

Psycho4Bud
10-30-2007, 07:56 PM
Whenever I've owned dogs it's always been two at a time; they seem to stay more active and also have a companion then. I never "trained" them to be aggressive but I can definately say that NOBODY would be busting in the doors. Myself, I always had Sheppard or a sheppard mix......I can't imagine a fighting dog being such a pussy in comparison.

I got a friend with a pit...doesn't train her to be a fighter but once again, NOBODY would be crashing in the door watching the dog run away.

Also, since when in Canada or the states do cops bust through doors just for a lil' "personal use" drugs? She was probably doing a bit of business for this to happen.

Have a good one!:s4:

norkali
10-30-2007, 08:27 PM
NYtimes.com - Police Raid Wrong Man's House and Kill His Dogs (http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9C01EFDB163AF935A15751C0A9629582 60)


Aaron Peterson, Mr. Miller's 15-year-old son, said he was asleep on the couch beside his Rottweiler when he heard banging on the door. "I was just getting ready to get up and the door flew open," Aaron told The Philadelphia Daily News. "They had their guns up. They said, 'Get the dog!' Then they shot him four times." 'Put His Foot on My Neck'

Officers also killed a Labrador retriever. Mr. Miller said the dog was running away from the officers and trying to hide under the dining room table.

Damn pussy dog.

_________________________


Family irate after police raid home, killing their pit bull (http://xiaodongpeople.blogspot.com/2006/06/family-irate-after-police-raid-home.html)


"They never afforded us the opportunity to restrain Max before shooting him in close range," Perry said. "Anyone who has met the dog will tell you he has never acted in an aggressive manner."

The family pleaded with officers to let them restrain the dog, she said, describing the animal as a 5-year-old American pit bull. Max was barking as any dog would if confronted by a dozen strangers with automatic weapons, Perry said.

Perry and other family members adamantly denied the dog lunged at officers.

"The running family joke is that he is a poodle dressed as a pit bull," she said. "He was a big, gentle baby who never had any problems."

The dog was shot because he was a pit bull and the breed has a reputation for being menacing, Perry said.

Psycho4Bud
10-31-2007, 01:57 AM
Good thread, hot topic........but to both sides of the issue: Lets keep this civil. :thumbsup:

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

Markass
10-31-2007, 02:24 AM
So according to what some of you are saying, if she had only marijuana, it would've been wrong for them to shoot the dogs, drag her daughter through their animal's blood at gunpoint, and hold her overnight subjecting her to a strip search...? But since she had a personal amount of cocaine that was all justified? WTF?

This is severely fucked up, I hope they pursue a lawsuit and win.

Psycho4Bud
10-31-2007, 03:03 AM
So according to what some of you are saying, if she had only marijuana, it would've been wrong for them to shoot the dogs, drag her daughter through their animal's blood at gunpoint, and hold her overnight subjecting her to a strip search...? But since she had a personal amount of cocaine that was all justified? WTF?

This is severely fucked up, I hope they pursue a lawsuit and win.

Not at all........if it were up to me everything would be legal but this IS the mentallity of law enforcement. If your doing BUSINESS with the white lady they'll put on the smack down.

Have a good one!:s4:

higher4hockey
10-31-2007, 03:16 AM
We live in a world with laws. I for one feel that the laws that govern our societies are absolutely necessary. It is every human beings decision on this planet to make a decision on whether or not to obey the laws that have been implaced. If you make a decision to obey the laws, then you have nothing to worry about as far as living your life without fear of the police. If on the other hand you make a decision to not follow laws that are implaced, then you subject yourself to the consequences of disobeying laws. I know this, you reading this know this, and the woman that this discussion is about also knew this. She knew this when she decided to break the laws concerning possesion of cocaine and marijuana. Breaking a law has consequences, which I am sure we can all agree on, the consequences in this situation were having the police show up with a warrant. The police were not wrong in doing this, a mother with children using cocaine is not right in the eyes of not only the law, but me as well. The police show up with a warrant, and a police officer when going to serve a warrant prepares for the worst. Imagine yourself in a situation where you are going to arrest a criminal, you do not know what awaits you behind a kicked in door, it could be a mother with two children and two pitbulls. It could also be many armed drug addicts with automatic weapons. So a trained professional prepares for the worst, in this case the threat that these police officers faced (and remember, an assualt team has to make split second decisions when breaching a room) was two pitbulls, dogs react differently to different situations. I am sure we can all agree that none of us were there, and therefore cannot comment on how the two dogs in question reacted. Speaking as someone who has trained in room clearing, I can say that neutralizing the threat is of the utmost importance. The two dogs in the room after making a decision in a matter of seconds appeared to be the biggest threat, therefore they were neutralized. The two dogs were killed, for the police officers in question there is no more threat to their safety, now arrests can be made without any people getting killed. After arrests were made look at what really happened. Two animals were killed which was unfortonate, but a mother who was a hard drug user was taken into custody and her children who were subjected to a hard drug user are no longer in that situation. This mother knew the consequences of her actions, she knew that her children might possibly be taken away from her based on her decision to use cocaine. she ignored this fact, which makes me question her devotion to her children. Really what is more important, your children...or drugs?


To me, the good outweighs the bad, two animals were killed, yeah that sucks, but in the end two children are no longer being subjected to a mother who is a hard drug user who apparently cares more about using drugs than the possibility of losing her to children to the consequences of her actions.

therefore i still do not feel bad about this situation and feel that the police officers in question have done NO wrong.

sk4life
10-31-2007, 03:27 AM
We need a citizens army to face the war on excessive force as long as its organized we could make all kinds of mistakes and get away with it just like them

Markass
10-31-2007, 03:36 AM
To me, the good outweighs the bad, two animals were killed, yeah that sucks, but in the end two children are no longer being subjected to a mother who is a hard drug user who apparently cares more about using drugs than the possibility of losing her to children to the consequences of her actions.

therefore i still do not feel bad about this situation and feel that the police officers in question have done NO wrong.

How do you know that she was a bad mother? She could use cocaine once a fucking week, maybe when her kids go to their father's, or grandmother's house or some crap. There was a roof over their head, they were apparently in a livable environment...I know several people who pick up a small amount of cocaine from time to time for them and their spouse, they have children, and they are wonderful parents, the same as a non drug using parent. It's just that cocaine gives them something that they enjoy, like cigarette smokers, or beer drinkers, or pot smokers...they like the way it makes them feel.

For god sakes, she had a personal amount...She was no drug dealer, she was a drug user.

Now I'm sure she's going to get her children taken away from her and will probably face prison time.

fuck the fucking laws. they're stupid. In a free country, you should have the right to do what you want if you're not hurting anybody..

I like what ron paul said..."Saying no is good, but letâ??s find out whoâ??s supposed to say no. I'm tired of the federal government telling us what we should do and shouldn't do."

Gandalf_The_Grey
10-31-2007, 05:38 AM
We live in a world with laws. I for one feel that the laws that govern our societies are absolutely necessary. It is every human beings decision on this planet to make a decision on whether or not to obey the laws that have been implaced. If you make a decision to obey the laws, then you have nothing to worry about as far as living your life without fear of the police. If on the other hand you make a decision to not follow laws that are implaced, then you subject yourself to the consequences of disobeying laws.

You contradict yourself. You tout that this woman should follow the law, that there are consequences for not following the law, therefor the police are justified in breaking the law. You don't see the problem here? You're advocating a society where people strictly abide by the law, but those who break it shouldn't be punished accoring to the law; just the whim of angry cops. Laws aren't just in place to dictate actions, they decide how we should be punished. Can't have it both ways.

jchap
10-31-2007, 06:35 AM
i cant see two pitballs running away simple

these dogs are banned from being bred here in the uk, and soon will be extinct in britain

good job i say they harm loadsa children by biting there faces off

delusionsofNORMALity
10-31-2007, 09:09 AM
in a perfect world no one would care what you do to yourself in the privacy of your own home. in case you haven't noticed, this is far from a perfect world. we all live in a society of laws over which we have little or no control. many of us on these boards are in the process of committing a felony every day of our lives and it seems to me to be totally irrational to expect that there will be no repercussions. the teenager in question knowingly entered into a lifestyle that put here and her family in danger of arrest and worse, i have no pity for her as i would have no pity for myself under similar circumstances. we all live with the possibility of being raided, that is the choice we have made.

as for the dogs:
most pd's have a standing order that pit bulls are to be considered dangerous and killed without compunction under such circumstances. the blame for their deaths can be placed squarely on the head of their owner, the teenager who put them in the situation in the first place.

the simple reality is that, no matter how we may attempt to justify our actions, we are criminals. though the laws may be unjust, we enter into an implied contract to abide by those laws merely by existing within society. none of us is above the law. we are merely outside the law, if we're lucky. i always keep in mind the line "to live outside the law you must be honest" and strive to remember that honesty starts by being honest with yourself. no matter how normal my lifestyle may seem to me it is considered illegal and immoral in the eyes of society and its laws and eventually i will have to pay the price for these sins against the powers that be. unless, of course, i can stay one step ahead of the crooked arm of the law.

higher4hockey
10-31-2007, 12:01 PM
Gandalf~ the police broke the law? am i missing something here?

Hardcore Newbie
10-31-2007, 03:47 PM
I guess 10 years for 2 joints would be justified as well, because it's the law, and when you break the law, you get what the government determines to be punishment.

If it was law that you had to pay a breathing tax, and punishment for not paying was death, it'd be just too, because it's a law, and we shouldn't break them.

Vino
10-31-2007, 06:10 PM
newbie you wont get 10 years for two joints in Canada.

know the law if you are going to break it is my theory.

ok so for pot up to 30 grams of pot, or 1gram of hash you are looking at a summary offense which is a maximum punishment of 6 months and 1000$ fine.

no one is going to prison for 10 years for two joints in our country.

If you are known for selling weed it will be likely you will charged with possession as a hybrid offense, if its you first time caught again 6 months and a 1000$ fine, second offense you get a year and a 2000 fine. subsequent offenses you can face up to 5 years imprisonment.

but i have never heard of someone getting five years right off the bat for a first offense over a small amount of weed.

remember sentencing is also based on precedent. so even if you get an activist judge (i hate judicial activism) there is only so much they can do within reason.

possession of] cocaine you are looking at 6 months 1000$ for the first time, second time you are looking at 1 year 2000. the most you can get is 7 years and thats for larger amounts and subsequent offenses.

for trafficking up to three kg of weed you are looking at an indictable offense the max punishment is 5 years less a day. if you have more then three kgs you are looking at the max of life imprisonment.

for trafficking coke is an indictable offenses and has a max punishment of life imprisonment.




Clearly we can see the vast disparity in the sentencing between weed and coke. Ignorance is no excuse of the law, she lives in Vanier and does coke and weed im willing to bet money on the fact that she was involved with things she shouldn't have been. i live in the same city and no one is busting my door down and shooting my roommates dog. I deal with the same police when i go out at night.

Honestly, of four years studying crime and law i am very very bitter about police action, and the things the police do. they target people, they improperly investigate, falsify evidence. its all been done in canada and the states. Im also bitter about judicial activism (judges teaching people a lesson so to speak). but do i get mad and hot under the collar about this....no. She did have drugs, she was using drugs, and likely was not discrete about it at all if she got busted. if the police see a pit bull in a situation like that they will shoot it. if you own a pit bull you know that. my friend owns one and he is careful with it because there are no second chances with those dogs in ontario.

She had drugs in her house, the police shot dogs who are seen to be a danger. they searched her and her daughter in jail. well, yeah, thats what they do in jail if they think you might have things stashed on you. it sucks, thats why you damn well don't get caught if you are going to use drugs. searching people when they are being held is for their own, and for other peoples protection and is not out of line.


I get just as pissed off as the next person over improper police action. But you have to face the fact that this is not actually one of those times.

im not any more likely to believe the word of the police over hers....but i think the Ottawa sun is the biggest trash news paper in the world. next to the Toronto sun maybe.

i accknowledge that the police treat people in her situation fairly poorly. but the fact is, she did have drugs in her possession. so them raiding her home, and shooting dogs that are known to be dangerous, searching her and her daughter in jail.....is not actually out of line.

it sucks for them, but its all pretty standard when it comes right down to it.

cadmiumblimp
11-02-2007, 02:08 AM
It wasn't just pot.......the "other" puts ya over the edge in the eyes of the law. This is Canada were talking about here.....I don't think this is common practice for a "pot user" but common for coke heads.

The also had a warrent, she had pitbulls; "gentle mutts who were running away in fear". SURE they were....somebody strange busts in the door and two pitbulls are going to go runnin' away. Simple logic says thats a load of crap.

Have a good one!:s4:
My grandparents' dogs bark and bark, but are the biggest scaredy cats around. :wtf:

This why here in America we can legally own guns.If somebody busts your door down just start shooting them.If I sat on a jury where a women shot some people busting the door in I'd say not guilty.
I don't go around busting down people's doors, but it scares the shit out of me when I realize there are actually people out there with this mentality.

Hardcore Newbie
11-02-2007, 02:38 AM
newbie you wont get 10 years for two joints in Canada.

know the law if you are going to break it is my theory.
I know we're not going to get a huge amount for pot in Canada, that wasn't really my point.


Clearly we can see the vast disparity in the sentencing between weed and coke. Ignorance is no excuse of the law, she lives in Vanier and does coke and weed im willing to bet money on the fact that she was involved with things she shouldn't have been.
Ignorance of the law is no excuse... that was the case when there were only a few laws to begin with. I read a piece not too long ago that stated there were over 2 million statutes (or as they prefer to call them, laws) in Canada. It'd take over a lifetime to familiarize yourself with all of them.


i accknowledge that the police treat people in her situation fairly poorly. but the fact is, she did have drugs in her possession. so them raiding her home, and shooting dogs that are known to be dangerous, searching her and her daughter in jail.....is not actually out of line.

it sucks for them, but its all pretty standard when it comes right down to it.I have a hard time believing that someone on a cannabis site would actually say something like this. You don't morally think that this is out of line? Shooting someone's dogs because they have some cocaine? Just because something is standard, that doesn't make it alright, not in my eyes.

I might be in the minority, but I know that there are responsible coke heads out there. I've never touched the stuff, nor do I condone it AT ALL, but to think that everyone that uses coke has to be a fiend is just nonsense. Pot heads are very badly portrayed in the media, you'd think we're all a bunch of lazy, good for nothing hippies.

rebgirl420
11-02-2007, 08:05 PM
i cant see two pitballs running away simple

these dogs are banned from being bred here in the uk, and soon will be extinct in britain

good job i say they harm loadsa children by biting there faces off

I call bullshit on THIS post.

Maybe people like YOU should be bred out of existence. It's not the dogs fault for being violent. The reason pit bulls have a bad rap is b/c people train them to fight and to be violent.

Good job? Shooting 2 innocent pit bulls? Are you out of your freaking mind?

The harm loads of children by biting their faces off? Really? Please, if this is so frequent I want you to produce more than 5 links.

trainwreck530
11-03-2007, 11:54 PM
higher4hockey-- ive taken a few doj classes and some of the stuff you debate doesnt make sense to me. but you are entitled to your opinion and i always like someone whos on the real, even if i dont agree with what they say. btw why are you on a cannabis board if you drink and dont smoke?

what they did DOES go against police procedure, no matter how you put it. its in the details.

if they had a warrant to search for weapons this would sound a little more acceptable, but them coming in like fuckin cowboys created more danger to the situation than the dogs. besides these dogs werent vicious...right?

jtvision
11-04-2007, 08:18 AM
It would have been great if the cops would have killed someone in the apartment below while shooting at the dogs. That would have really fucked them over. I guess Im kinda morbid.

But really though, if they would have gotten a big score it would have been plasted all over the papers. Due to the fact that they got fuck all over then a few cadavers on their hands its not in the papers. Its appearent they were working on some bogus information.
And ya, I bet them dogs were right savage when then piggys came rushing in! =)

OLDE ENGLISH '800
11-04-2007, 11:27 AM
i was just thinking about it and they should be charged with 2 counts of murder for killing the dogs, because if you kill a police dog thats what they are gonna charge you with.

VoidLivesOn
11-05-2007, 08:01 PM
yeah the lady clearly endagered her family, and um, dogs by keeping stuff like that in her house. everyone does who makes those decisions. but that was DEFINATELY excessive force. the family did not have to see their dogs murdered in front of them. and they could have used a different way of arresting the family. and saying those dogs did get up and attack the cops just because they were a pit bull mix is a generalization that is debateable IMO. but, maybe they did and maybe they didn't. I've had 3 pit bulls and they were nice dogs and never attacked anyone who walked into our house.

yokinazu
11-05-2007, 08:18 PM
20 years for 2 joints? wellmaybe not in canada but here in louisianna 2nd offense 5yrs 3rd offense 20yrs regardless of amount. so here it is quite possible to get 20 for 2 j's.

as far as the pits ive had a couple and a rot. all were to big a pussies to ever bite anyone, but that little stinkin ass chihuahua i used to have would bite someone for no reason at all. i finally shot the little shit myself. i got tired of it biten me. i hated that dog.

darkside
11-06-2007, 01:33 PM
Trick-or-treater requires stitches after pit bull bites her leg in St. Lucie : St. Lucie County : TCPalm (http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2007/nov/01/trick-or-treater-requires-stitches-after-pit-bull-/) TCPalm, FL

Pit Bull Attacks 2-year-old - Santa Clarita Personal Injury Lawyer (http://santaclarita.injuryboard.com/dog-bites/pit-bull-attacks-2yearold.php?googleid=12374)

Infant Injured In Pit Bull Attack - Baltimore News Story - WBAL Baltimore (http://www.wbaltv.com/news/14394407/detail.html)

wcbstv.com - Woman And Beagle Attacked By Pit Bull (http://wcbstv.com/topstories/pitbull.attacks.woman.2.479180.html)

http://www.mercurynews.com/lifeandstyleheadlines/ci_7246904

KMEG 14 Your Hometown News - Sioux City News, Weather, and Sports | Sioux City Woman Attacked By Pit Bull (http://www.kmeg14.com/Global/story.asp?S=7310475&nav=menu609_2)

Inside Bay Area - Pit bull attacks parole agent (http://www.insidebayarea.com/argus/localnews/ci_7145982)

Pit bull attack breaks calm -- baltimoresun.com (http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/baltimore_city/bal-md.ci.pitbull23oct23,0,7163330.story?coll=bal_tab0 1_layout)

Danville Register Bee | Pit bull attacks create outrage (http://www.registerbee.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=DRB/MGArticle/DRB_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1173353342421)

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Pitbulls are crazy dogs..they do not have to be TRAINED to kill to kill..they kill at will because it is in their blood.

I remember not too long ago a poor old lady who lived not too far from here died..her OWN pitbull killed her. Even after all the love and caring she raised the dog with, it ended up killing it's owner.

Pitbulls are out of control. It is not their fault..genetically they are fierce dogs with the capability to kill.

Come on now, if they kill their own owners they'll kill anyone.

Of course people will talk about how they own pitbulls and about how friendly they are..but then again people around the world own lions and tigers and boast about their friendlieness as well.

this post is rediculous. pit bulls are not crazy savage beasts who kill their owners. poor training causes dogs to attack, not cause its "in their blood." they are not any more likely to attack you than any other breed. these pitbull attacks you hear about usually happen in the ghetto because worthless people starve and mistreat their dogs and force them to fight each other. just look at the michael vick scandal and what those lowlife shitheads did to those dogs to make them mean.

darkside
11-06-2007, 01:45 PM
yeah the lady clearly endagered her family, and um, dogs by keeping stuff like that in her house. everyone does who makes those decisions. but that was DEFINATELY excessive force. the family did not have to see their dogs murdered in front of them. and they could have used a different way of arresting the family. and saying those dogs did get up and attack the cops just because they were a pit bull mix is a generalization that is debateable IMO. but, maybe they did and maybe they didn't. I've had 3 pit bulls and they were nice dogs and never attacked anyone who walked into our house.

i dont see how her having a personal amount of cocaine endangered her family. its not going to jump out of the bag and stick itself up a kids nose. what endangered her family was the swat team busting down the door shooting anything that moves. the police response doesnt fit the crime.

texas grass
11-06-2007, 01:57 PM
i can see dogs run away from guns

ive had 2 dogs trained to hunt by 1 of the better trainers in these parts of texas and they were SCARED OF GUNS, animals know what guns are. I HAVE SEEN FIRST HAND. excessive force is excessive force. so just because someone uses the white lady its ok to kill off parts of their family, if the woman or kid got shoot i guess it would be ok too, remember she had cocaine so she and her family are the devils

delusionsofNORMALity
11-06-2007, 04:34 PM
i don't see how her having a personal amount of cocaine endangered her family. its not going to jump out of the bag and stick itself up a kids nose. what endangered her family was the swat team busting down the door shooting anything that moves. the police response doesn't fit the crime.
congratulations, you've just turned what was an ordinary drug bust into a home invasion by an entire swat team ready to gun down the first available target. all without the faintest idea about what you're talking about.

she endangered her family by breaking the law. just as we all endanger those around us when we step over the line. it's easy to point fingers at the pd when you disagree with the laws they're enforcing, but we all know what those laws are and we all know the possible consequences of breaking those laws. if we aren't willing to pay for our choices then maybe we have some growing up to do.

Psycho4Bud
11-06-2007, 06:47 PM
"she faces three counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking and one count of possessing of the proceeds of crime."

This means she had weed, coke (as she stated) and something else. THREE COUNTS! "Possessing of the proceeds of a crime".....translates into a large sum of cash probably in smaller bills so it looks like it was proceeds from sales.

As for the gentle lil' puppies.........right!:rolleyes: The dealers that I've known in the last 25 years didn't have two dogs like this for gentle lil' playmates.

She rolled the dice and lost.......her dogs that were there to protect her stash while she was away got wasted in the process. I personally believe that she should be allowed to do business legally out of a store front but that isn't how the law is stated and if you deal with something other than weed, it's all that much worse! Not my rules........but it's something that people that do this know of and always have in the back of their mind.

Don't any of you ever buy from somebody bigger than the local kid on the street?

Have a real one!:s4:

Hardcore Newbie
11-06-2007, 07:10 PM
Don't any of you ever buy from somebody bigger than the local kid on the street?I only buy from close friends.

r0k
11-07-2007, 03:58 AM
Don't shoot me, dawg.



Just kidding.

yokinazu
11-07-2007, 04:17 PM
a couple of years ago i had to go to court for my vicious dog. well it was my own fault, i was sited for no tags no insurance and no fence. tags and insurance no problem but the fence, i lived in an apartment and ended up having to get rid of my dog. luckily i had some freinds that also had "vicious" dogs. any way in the state of ohio any dog that ways over 60 lbs is considered vicious REGARDLESS OF BREED. that is horse crap that means that setters and retreivers are also "vicious".

one of the problems with pits are that they are so inbred its hard to find a pure breed anymore. just like their name enplies they were bred to fight. but if you can find a pure bred they are just a dog and they are expensive.

i myself like rots. my daughter has a huge rot that weighs well over 100 lbs, pure bred german rot not one of them skinny ass american rots. and i would trust her with that dog before i would trust her with any person. they were born withen a month of each other and the dog is absolutly devoted to her. but now the dog is 12 and gettin on in years but still a very powerful dog.

also another thing that irks me is that in some states if you shoot a police dog you are charged with shooting an officer ,regardless if that dog is attacking you or not. but if a cop shoots a dog its just oh well it as only a dog

jtvision
11-08-2007, 09:21 AM
Pitbulls are naturally vicious. Either that or they have chemical imbalances in their brains b/c they do go phyco and attack at random. Daal has proved this with much evidence.

<b>" "she faces three counts of possession for the purpose of trafficking and one count of possessing of the proceeds of crime."

This means she had weed, coke (as she stated) and something else. THREE COUNTS! "Possessing of the proceeds of a crime".....translates into a large sum of cash probably in smaller bills so it looks like it was proceeds from sales. "</b>
No sir, this does not mean fuck all. Its quite appearent to me that you have never been arrested before. Ive been arrested and charged with more then a handfull of these 'charges'. Police love to bundle that shit up big time to either scare you to admit your crime, or make themselves look good in the papers.
Three quarters of the charges are dropped before you even get into the court room; if you dont have an incompetant duty council repping you.

Psycho4Bud
11-08-2007, 11:57 AM
No sir, this does not mean fuck all. Its quite appearent to me that you have never been arrested before. Ive been arrested and charged with more then a handfull of these 'charges'. Police love to bundle that shit up big time to either scare you to admit your crime, or make themselves look good in the papers.

You know what you get when you assume? I don't see the need to compare rap sheets with ya my friend.

Maybe they play them types of games in Canada but not in the states.....if there is a charge they usually have reason behind it. Granted, alot of these charges are dropped during the plea-agreement in cases like this but they were still intitially valid.

Have a good one!:s4: