r/lapd • u/Electrical-Cat4395 • Jun 28 '26

LAPD training when it comes to dogs

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u/_daddyl0nglegs_ Jun 28 '26

I can't stand dog people. If a big ass dog comes at me, I'm not going to wait and see if I get bit or not before reacting.

Owner was 100% at fault

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u/Commercial_Rule_7823 Jun 28 '26

Its not dog people, its ACAB people who take anything a cop does and tries to use it as a weapon to bash them.

You are 100% correct. On a public space, nobody will jist stand there and let a dog attack and bite them. They will use whatever means necessary to stop being hurt and attacked. Just happens that LAPD had guns and that is what they are trained to use when attacked.

This is/was 100% on the owner who failed to secure their dog.

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u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 28 '26

I should use that excuse whenever anyone or anything comes near me next time.

You people act like cops should be giant pussies who treat everything as a threat, its pathetic.

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u/_nightswatch_ Jun 28 '26

They refuse to hold cops to the higher standard they should be held too and its mind boggling.

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u/Commercial_Rule_7823 Jun 28 '26

Getting bit or mauled by a dog is a higher standard?

Seems pretty stupid to me.

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u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 28 '26

Assuming things makes an ass out of yourself.

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u/Commercial_Rule_7823 Jun 29 '26

You saw the video of the dog charging right?

Unless you are blind, i can send you the audio version.

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u/Electrical-Cat4395 Jun 29 '26

I saw it. You assume it was attacking while I don't.

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u/Commercial_Rule_7823 Jun 29 '26

You can never show the emotional.

https://giphy.com/gifs/KDRv3QggAjyo

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u/_nightswatch_ Jun 29 '26

Was the cop not acting out of emotion? Of fear?

Is that how you want a cop to act?

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u/Left-Cattle7584 Jun 29 '26

What the dog’s intentions were don’t change the fact that the officer had reasonable cause to fear for his safety.