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by E.Marquez
Thu Mar 22, 2012 11:43 am
Forum: The Crime Blotter
Topic: Armed security guard shoots River Oaks family dog
Replies: 76
Views: 6575

Re: Armed security guard shoots River Oaks family dog

Rex B wrote:I think the point is that it's fairly normal for strangers to walk onto your property, up to the front door and ring the doorbell.
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I guess it's because I dont live in the city, never have, never will.. did not as a kid,, something in "town" but not city... It is not normal for strangers to wander on to my property.. in fact they would need to wander over a 4.5' fence, or gate, walk 320 feet to even get to the door... and two very upset dogs would have met them by foot 10....I concede the part where it may be normal in some places folks live, like anyplace that has roving security guards (isn't that called jail or prison?? lol)

Never the less,,, you come on my property, be it 10 feet or 300,,,, and then get scared at my dog on my property that as of yet has not attacked you,,drawing your weapon and shooting the dog.. on it's proprty and domain, protecting it's owners and the proprty... AND grab my wife? thats going to earn you several teeth marks and likely several bulleets from whoever draws first, wife or I... What he should have done from what is available to read.. is backed away... told the owner to control the dog while he backed off...hell, had he done that even with drawing his weapon.. I could have gotting past the over reaction, but prepared stance..
by E.Marquez
Thu Mar 22, 2012 4:37 am
Forum: The Crime Blotter
Topic: Armed security guard shoots River Oaks family dog
Replies: 76
Views: 6575

Re: Armed security guard shoots River Oaks family dog

Grog wrote:
03Lightningrocks wrote:Glad we agree that rent a cops haven't the training to be running around with loaded guns playing batman.


Why do you have such an issue with security officers? Police officers receive more hours of training in many subjects, but do not ever make believe that they receive a heck of a lot more than armed security does in the actual use of firearms.
How to use a weapon? sure your likely right.. WHEN to use a weapon? The laws behind such use, You are off track as I understand it.. a TX LEO will get much more training on when, if, how , to use lawful deadly force.
by E.Marquez
Tue Mar 20, 2012 9:22 pm
Forum: The Crime Blotter
Topic: Armed security guard shoots River Oaks family dog
Replies: 76
Views: 6575

Re: Armed security guard shoots River Oaks family dog

Beiruty wrote:
philip964 wrote:http://www.click2houston.com/news/Patro ... index.html

I'm sure I would make many on this forum unhappy if I said what I felt.

Why the dog was unleashed? Why the dog was shot?
You leash your dog when you answer the front door? (the article said the owner answered the door and the dog got out)

Why was the dog shot? Incompetence from the initial report.
The guard grabbed the home owner and put her between him and the dog?? . He grabbed her?? … lol…pretty sure there is a law against that yes. assault?
An act of assault can be one of three things:

1.Intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly causing bodily injury to another person.
2.Intentionally or knowingly threatening someone with bodily injury.
3.Intentionally or knowingly causing physical contact in a manner considered offensive or provocative.

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