Donna Hansen, the Sandusky dog owner who's dog was shot by a police officer, was our guest on this week's program.
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Comments
It didn't seem that the officer tried to use the snare at all but went right to his gun. Also, where was the animal control officer?
My thoughts exactly.
people need to stop making bad comments about the girl...bottom line is the cop didnt need to kill the dog,he could have turned on the lights and sirens and the dog would have been scared enough to back away....
what the heck is the deal with the sandusky police dept
You're absolutely right. No matter what anyone's personal opinion is of this girl or the dog running loose and not having dog tags it does not excuse what this cop did especially when he had other alternatives.
As for that postal worker, I hope she sleeps well at night. I also hope if she has children none of her children ever have to experience the loss of a pet in such a heartless, cruel manner.
Ok so if I were to call and complain that that cops dog has charged me and then another person makes the same complaint it will be ok for someone to shoot his dog on sight, right!
Let me get this stright. If "Justice" charges you, and you call to complain. Then another person makes the same complaint. Then I can come to the conclusion that you and the other person are making your call from Jail... "Justice" is trained to go after law breakers on command of the LEO (Law Enforcement Officer)...Than both you and the other person must both be law breakers, and are under arrest....
Or better yet when an officer is severely injured because another dog in the same type of situation attacks them and they DON'T use force against them because of all the slack they're getting right now happens we can all just sit back and say well they should have taken their gun out and shot the dog, end of story, right?
This cop was never attacked by this dog. So there can't be another "same type of situation" when "an officer is severely injured". This cop got out of his cruiser and immediately put his right hand onto his sidearm. His initial intention was to shoot this dog no matter what happened. The dog was backing away and the cop gave chase so that he could shoot it.
Exactly.
Exactly ERIE SNIPER
Being a cop in S.town must be tricky. Some get killed by scum. Others try to do what is best for the majority.Others get called racial names. Either way too many *itch about S.town cops. Good luck to you in L.E.
Bottom Line is the dog should have been restrained, chained. or leashed . She was unsupervised. The owner broke the law more than once.
I feel bad for the dog and the officer ( they don't like to shoot dogs ) no matter what people think.
Wondering the outcome if the dog had went after a little kid? Same "let's protest" BS ?
You can spout all the what if's you want. In the end it does not excuse what he did.
You want to complain about laws being broken? I suggest you sit in the muni courtroom sometime and watch one repeat offender after another be set free with their jail time and fines dismissed, especially if they are unemployed. It seems only the employed, tax paying citizens of Sandusky are required to follow the law and be held accountable for their actions.
Do you actually think everybody who posts on here lives in Sandusky? Seriously?
It doesn't excuse the fact that NO ONE came out to see what Lucy was barking about until AFTER the fact.
Where the hell was the precious owners before then? I had big dogs, I know the deal. But I kept them confined. She was careless with her dog's safety. Period.
It still does not excuse what he did. You have to be completely lacking in humanity to defend his actions!
I could care less where you live! You're the one who keeps spouting off about laws not being followed. Since you seem to sit so high in judgement of others perhaps you can take this talent of yours to a courtroom and make your condemnations on the rest of the lawbreakers who are being let off the hook.
So then you condone the fact that there was NO ONE around there to restrain the dog. They wouldn't even come out of the house.
This dog was a perceived threat with negligent owners and would have been a different outcome if a little kid had walked by. Then everyone would be praising the officer. Point of fact you don't have a dog loose or not check on it when it barks... There are such a thing as different barks ( tones)... being such an animal lover YOU should know that.
If you're such an advocate maybe you need to be in the shoes of someone who's ever been attacked or bitten. You seem to lack the common sense, though.
She hasn't paid the fine from the last dog at large and she plead not guilty to the dog at large charge?? And she never got out of her yard, she always caught her? The last time she was out long enough for an officer to respond.
But she is the victim..NOT...the only victim is the dog and the poor mail lady!!
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An animal control officer issue. The dog should have been caught and taken to the pound. If it was determined to be vicious and dangerous then it should have been HUMANELY EUTHANIZED. In the dashcam video we see absolutely no evidence of the officer attempting to catch the dog; it actually appears as if the officer had only one plan in mind, and that plan was to kill the dog.
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Boo hoo
Personal information????
Absolutely nothing against LE until this one BTW
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Has this lady called the Post Lady yet? Since a gun was involed our old buddy matt can bask in his glory!
Westerhold is playing this lady like a puppet. You can almost see the strings. He keeps leading this lady right down his path to his agenda!!
15 min. of fame is almost over, will be on Springer next week.
Donna had a legitimate point about the neighborhood. If it would have been in a "rich" neighborhood, it is unlikely that it would have played out that way. And how might her child think about the police now, if she knows an officer shot their pet dog?
We do need animal control in this city, 24/7, for this type of situation and cases where animals are abused or abandoned.
DickChaney, your first name is a perfect description of you and your pals here.
Different in rich neighborhood? Give me a break. Would it have been different if the dog was white too?
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