I noticed he twisted the door knob , after he knocked. He didn't mention he had a search warrant. She need to file a lawsuit against the police department.
yup, they'll try to open the door to see if they can charge you with ANYTHING illegal that is in "Plain view".... had a cop try that 🐂💩 at our place...
Cops don’t care about those pesky rights or amendments. They get cleared from them with their qualified immunities. They hate ppl and their rights. It’s why he tried to kill a puppy and a kid.
@lambsypte4482 U r exactly right. I worked for the "brown" company roughly 30 yrs ago, and was met almost daily by dogs who were just doing their instinctual duty to protect their owners and home. During those deliveries, I just calmly walked to the house, placed the package and went back to my truck - all the while with the dog walking right by my side. I never "feared for my life" like these pansy @ss police officers do today.
That's about the smartest comment I've read in a while. There's always some scam to get you to open the door so a dirtbag can force entry n begin a home invasion or worse. I'd hoped cops would do better this day in age, but here we are🤦🏻♂️ There's plenty of errors by all parties in this video n any one of several things could have defused the whole thing. Keeping the door shut was the biggest one. Here they can serve papers by posting them on the main entrance of a dwelling so the "I have papers for you" excuse to gain entry doesn't work. Only exception being arrest warrants n search warrants.
Everybody has lost sight of fact that this isn’t even something that requires an armed policeman. It’s not a criminal trespass. It’s just an eviction NOTICE - a piece of paper. A process server could have tack a notice on the door and left.
Good thing the home owner had that camera otherwise they'd blame the child and dog, the cop shouldn't have a badge and a gun. Why did the officer attempt to gain entry by trying the knob?
The people in the house are being evicted, they have no right to be there. So, if you were serving eviction to someone and they release a dog that charges / barks at you, are you going to stand there and let it bite you? Remember, people being evicted generally don't want to leave.
@@bobroberts2371 the officer doesn't have a right to attempt to break into the house even during an eviction and exactly what did he expect was going to happen when you knock on the door, you expect someone to open it. he is a coward and a bad shot. He already hurt a child because of his incompetence
@@secondchance6603 When the officer has permission of the property owner , it isn't breaking in. The people were being evicted and are considered to be trespassing / squatting. Regardless, he never opened the door.
@@azsegrxdhtfgvijnkomlewrhtg9508 Have you seen the videos of cops releasing dogs on nonviolent suspects? Would that suspect have the same right to defend himself against those police dogs?
Actually it’s different. Police dogs are trained to attack and bite viciously in order to inflict pain. The dog running out the front door wants to sniff around and pee after getting a treat from you. The K9 is definitely a threat and likely to cause serious bodily injury. The family pet will prolly leave paw prints on your pants. One is a danger to society and the other is still waiting for a treat.
A lot of times, when an officer comes to serve an eviction notice, the house/apartment is already empty & abandoned. It's pretty common to find them with the doors unlocked. The cop will post the eviction notice on the door or window, then secure the property by locking the doors. Nothing nefarious going in here. Just a cop getting attacked by a dog.
Happy I’m not the only person who noticed that attempt of a 4th amendment violation. And then they’ll try to say the door was open. Cops are crooks and cowards. I wish we could say “it used to be better!”, but the only difference is cameras.
@@donwyoming1936unless that property is owned by the cop, or he has a warrant, he has no right to try and gain access to the property. To make it worse, he shot as soon as the dog ran out. Why dont we see more mailmen in the news for shooting dogs? Because we dont give mailmen guns and tell them that’s their tool for every job.
He was serving an eviction and has that right. The day it's served you no longer live their and are trespassing. That is how it works. They can take off the door lock itself as well. The officer did nothing wrong in this case.
Yeah I noticed he turned to door knob, he was wrong for doing that" he's serving eviction papers which means the person's in the house still have rights, the papers are a Court date to either pay or dispute, so with him trying to enter he was out of order wrong, if he came to remove them then he would have the right to turn the door knobs.
Someone commented that the officer did nothing wrong by trying to enter because the officer was serving eviction papers……but he was wrong because they had not yet been served. I doubt that the officer was there to remove them, just serve notice. Either way, use of a gun because he got a fright was entirely wrong.
@@AccountInactive EVICTION NOTICES ARE NOT THE SAME AS A WARRANT. IT'S JUST A NOTICE. It is just a notice that legal action MAY BE keywords MAY BE enacted. Non of which allows a cop to enter without a warrant. Warrants are for searching and arresting. Serving an eviction notice falls under the same parameters as serving someone with any other court papers aka divorce, intent to sue etc. OXFORD DEFINITION : Notification or warning of something, especially to allow preparations to be made.
Having a conversation through to ring doorbell to determine whether or not they have a warrant should be standard procedure for everyone. If you have a warrant, hold it up to the camera. If not... buh-bye!
@@AccountInactive *"Did you miss EVICTION?"* ... And you think that posting an eviction notice grants an officer access to someone's home without a warrant? ... Seriously? ... That's what you think?
@@dannyhayes664 *"He had an eviction order."* ... And here we have yet another one! ... You seriously think that "posting an eviction notice" grants an officer access to someone's home without a warrant? It's no wonder cops get away with so much!
he sure be fired also charged of attempt murder of a child & animal abuse also this family sure sue his butt out of pocket if they want to make a deal out of court i say NO if they want tax payer to pay i tell the the judge NO i dont want there money i want his money cuz he not get away free slap on the hand to keep his damn job hell NO... if i dont the same thing my butt be in jail fast
The fact he tried to turn the handle on the door could of alerted the dog to the presence of a unknown intruder consider the smell is foreign. Sue him for almost deleting your child.
The cop not only injured the child and the dog, for some reason he tried to enter the house. He didn't have a warrant, what was he supposed to do in the house without a warrant? I'm willing to bet that he won't be fired and will be given a promotion for this. We need the feds to investigate the entire department.
The cop didn't do anything wrong. The dog was let out of the house by the teen while growling and charging at the officer. The real question is why was the officer there at the house in the first place?
He jumped because if the dog.. stop ur bullshyt.. get a life.. I bet u live in the pj's or on some type of public assistance because only people who live miserable lives say stupid shyt like this.
If the cop is not charged,the supervisor should be charged, and so on until someone holds the cop accountable for recklessly endangering and causing injury with a lethal weapon. ( or whatever similar charge is applicable ) This type of crime should be a automatic stand down and investigation by FBI
That’s a PUPPY that wasn’t aggressive was just being a puppy doing it’s job staying with the kids. We have a 16 week old Aussie who doesn’t leave our kids sides and trying to train her to not bolt out the door every time it’s opened and not jump up on people. She does it to the mail delivery guys constantly and they’re not cowards. They tell her “down girl” pet her a minute we pick her up and go back inside. Cops really are cowards smh
That’s a dumb statement… she should’ve told her son to not open the door while he was home alone (generally speaking). What the cop did was horrendous! He is wrong on so many levels!
Why was this officer trying to gain entry into their home. You can see him try and force his way in when he tries the door knob so I'd like to know where the warrant is or where the exigent circumstances to try and enter like that. I know a criminal when i see one.
I personally don't blame the dog it was an accident, even though nobody wants to admit it, it was truly an accident. this is an understandable response from the cop he didn't mean no harm but news outlets shouldn't allow people to put their two cents on how police should be policing especially when they haven't done the job or even understand basic law 🤷🏾♂️
@Ph4r4oh_444g didn't mean harm? Do you know ANYTHING about firearms? He drew his weapon knowing it is a lethal weapon, pointed and fired. Didn't mean harm, whatever.
@@Ph4r4oh_444g Didn't mean any harm???? WTF??? You don't unholster, aim and fire a gun if you don't mean any harm. If a civilian had done the same thing he'd be arrested for it. But because he's part of the blue gang he gets a pass? Hell no!! He's been trained in the usage of that weapon and entrusted to use it to enforce the law. If anything he should be held to a higher standard than a civilian, not a lower one. Would you still be making excuses for this bad cop if it was your dog and your son that were injured? I hope not. Also, your statement about not allowing people to make what you think are the wrong comments is ridiculous. It seems like you think people should only be able to comment if they are going to agree with your opinion.
@@dannyhayes664 Ah another human that nothing bad ever happened to them, never had tough times just skated through life and walked on water the whole time.
Once a Judge signs an eviction notice, the occupants no longer have a legal right to be in the home. Therefore, they are trespassing and the Sheriff has the right to open the door.
@@patmcbride9853 These scavengers of society want to live rent-free in people's homes. I have rental properties and know their kind. Then by the time they finally leave, the landlord is faced with thousands of dollars to repair and renovate the damage they left behind.
@mesmartgnome True. But don't put him on the fry station. He'll open fire on the grease and claim that the grease popped and lunged at him while he was lowering the frozen fries into the hot oil.
University of New Hampshire Law Review Courtney G. Lee "The Department of Justice estimates that American police officers shoot 10,000 pet dogs in the line of duty each year. It is impossible to ascertain a reliable number, however, because most law enforcement agencies do not maintain accurate records of animal killings. The tally may be substantially higher, and some suggest it could reach six figures."
That cop needs to be in jail his badge and everything taken away from him he does not need to carry a gun he does not need to be a police officer ever again
I had a co-worker who was terrified of dogs, to the point where he would run behind me and try and shield himself while in a full blown panic mode. I later asked him why was he so scared of dogs and he told me he was bit as a child and never like them. These cops are so quick to shoot first that at this point family pets, acorns and shadows are no longer safe.
This is a married woman with 3 kids both parents were at work when this took place their youngest son opened their door before the 13 year old could secure their dog. The dog saw an unfamiliar face trying to enter their home promoting the dog to be on alert the dog was only doing what its trained to do which is protect nevertheless people are going through things in life we are all hurting losing friends and family and homes its no laughing matter i wish i had two parents that worked hard for me and that cares like this mother does with her child i will prey the father to continue to keep you and your family safe.
I think if the officer had not attempted to open the door, the dog still charged, and the child had not tried to stop the dog...this would be justified. But attempted entry without a warrant? Firing with an innocent child in your crossfire? No...just no. Officer should be charged with child endangerment and attempted burglary.
@@chavvy9074 I don't know who told you that lie! 🤥 Eviction means the Sheriff or Marshall could open the door with force have the Owner or Landlord unlock the door or have a Locksmith open the door it's an eviction not a 3 day notice! Eviction means your belongings will be in the front yard or parking lot! Eviction means a Judge ruled your ass has to go plus the Sheriff/Marshall has been paid to remove all of your belongings!
@@bobroberts2371 Serving eviction papers is not an eviction in progress. The tyrant violated the 4th amendment by attempting to open the door with no warrant.
@@bobroberts2371 Wrong. Federal law trumps local law. The 4th amendment is clear on this. If the local statists allow this, they are violating federal law. The US Constitution is the SUPREME law of the land.
@@Ph4r4oh_444gidk why you're laughing like a stupid person. If they have no warrant they are illegally breaking and entering. They can't just break into people's homes as they please.
Wow that officer tried to open the front door! Imagine you're sitting at home watching tv, you hear a knock, your dog runs to the front door, the door opens, your dog runs out and gets shot. UNJUSTIFIABLE.
From the way I see it, the Officer misfires the gun when the boy and dog came out of the house, though they both still got hit and he was genuinely concerned when he asked if the boy was alright. But, that still doesn't mean what happened was right and the officer should be accountable for it.
@@dianetan5790 Are you blind and deaf? He was not penalized for it or fired or put on leave, you can clearly hear if ask if the kid was alright and not only that, but both the boy and dog survived. In my first comment, I did say that he should be accountable for it since the bullet hit the ground inches away from the boy and dog. The bullet fragments still hit them both, but did not kill them, hence why I said that you can hear the Officer ask if the boy was alright but that still doesn't that he shouldn't be accountable for it since he did injure them both, albeit accidentally.
Clayton County killed Mrs. Kings Golden retriever in the North shore community of lake Spivey.and the cops were at the wrong address. She hated them so much that she moved to Florida.
@@dannyhayes664doesn't give him the legal right to enter. They still have 30 days after notice to vacate the property. I guess you don't care about laws or our rights.
You have to expect that people will have dogs smh. No common sense! The dog is more scared of him than he is from the dog. Nobody is safe around cops. Why was he even there?
This lady needs to retain an attorney and sue the police department. That officer is suffering from PTSD....he is terrified of dogs. The dog was actually was turned around at the point when he pulled the trigger. The dog's head was facing away from the cop when he shot at it.
Cops are under an enormous amount of stress...the dog lunged at him, he thought it was going to attack him. Everyone who is so critical of police officers should try wearing a uniform for a week. They don't get paid enough and have their lives on the line every single day. I'm glad the cop is okay...and of course, mom's looking for the payout.
He tried to open the door. Aren't you supposed to have a warrant. Also why are you that close to the door ? It would seem like youd want a little distance so you can get out of harms way and give you time to react
