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I love my dog but that $620K jury verdict is insane! Did you know the dog didn’t even die? It was shot in the leg which may or may not require amputation.
It’s more about sending a message to cowardly cops who shoot out of fear and hatred of anything out of the box. I think when more and more judgements like this become common, all of a sudden they will learn to use pepper spray or other methods. I applaud the writer for dedicating this article to these dogs. I can’t imagine what happened to Cisco and that poor man frozen in fear knowing if he made a sudden move to stop his dog he knew that he would be killed by a poorly trained fearful cowardly cop. As a matter of fact I have been bit by dogs many times in my life, swelling, bleeding, soreness, stitches, and once rabies shots but none of then life threatening. I applaud the judgement and I pray for cisco’s owner.