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“She was walking by and went 'ruff ruff' just a couple of little ruffs and that's when she was walking by she didn't jump at him or anything,” explained Adams. Other witnesses to the incident described the dog as barking and snarling at officers as it approached them. Stropkai tells KTVB she let Kita outside to use the bathroom and she was in her sight when the officer made an instant decision. “In about five seconds he pulled his weapon, asked whose dog it was, and shot her in the back of the head,” said Stropkai. Stropkai explains her two-year-old son Hayden was also witness to the shooting. “Hayden was outside, about two feet away from me,” said Stropkai's mother, Michelle Pierott. McClure said the two officers were standing in a parking lot when one decided to fire a single shot at the dog when it came within three feet of them. Kita, a mixed breed, was hit and died at the scene.

Read it again. It doesn't say which officer shot the dog. It doesn't even say that "one felt threatened and that one shot the dog". It says the dog threatened "them" and one of the officers shot the dog.

Which officer was threatened: A or B or Both?

Which officer shot the dog: A or B?

Apparently, even an idiot can get your 60,000 bucks.

dragnet wrote to Mr Zin...(my name by the way, so thank you): You’re an idiot... Take care.

You work for dial an argument?

Ya lost, deal with it.

Read it again. It doesn't say which officer shot the dog. It doesn't even say that "one felt threatened and that one shot the dog". It says the dog threatened "them" and one of the officers shot the dog.

Which officer was threatened: A or B or Both?

BTW, I don't need to read it again you moron.

If the shooter felt threatened, if true, would that not mean the dog was approaching him? Would that not mean the dog took a bullet in the front of the head or front of the body?

If the officer the dog was allegedly approaching did not shoot, why in hell not? Why would the other officer who the dog was *not* approaching, shoot the dog in the back of the head?

This is not rocket science....

Good grief!