MO - Cop shoots blind and deaf dog thinking it was rabid - May 24, 2024

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Distressing video shows Missouri cop gun down lost 13-pound deaf and blind dog: ‘What am I supposed to do?’

The disturbing killing was captured by bodycam footage — and happened just three minutes after the officer found the escaped dog exploring a neighbor’s yard.
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“If you watch the video, the dog is very playful and happy and kind of turned his head when he noticed somebody’s there, looking for somebody to touch him as he’s always done,” grieving owner Nicolas Hunter told The Post Friday night.

Distressing video shows Missouri cop gun down lost 13-pound deaf and blind dog: ‘What am I supposed to do?’
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Cop is nothing but a [link removed].
 
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They have to stop hiring such paranoid cowards as cops.
 
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