[jeremiah]

If you try to keep a police dog from attacking you, the charge is resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer. When a cop kills a dog in the pursuit of their job, it is SOP.

[Casio]

If you try to keep a police dog from attacking you, the charge is resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer.

I have a hard time to believe that. Are you sure? Isn't it only from movies? If a police dog attacks me, am I suppose to let the animal bite me, and potentially cause grave harm? I really don't think so. And surely, if I shoot a police dog, I won't be charged with murder. So, there must be something wrong with the above statement.

When a cop kills a dog in the pursuit of their job, it is SOP.

Forgive my ignorance: what does SOP stands for?

Gabor