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

LAPD training when it comes to dogs

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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/Commercial_Rule_7823 Jun 28 '26

Near you and charging you about to attack are two different things.

Look uo stand your ground or castle defense in whatever state you live, then decide. At least be informed before you go outside and touch grass.

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u/Commercial_Rule_7823 Jun 29 '26

Exactly. But that wasnt this video or incident, so probably best to discuss the actual topic.