05-03-2017, 08:17 PM
Obviously, the officer concerned is full of regret and the death was not deliberate. It appears that he was off duty, but was visiting a court house for a long time (a bit odd).
It is amazing that police officers and their dogs receive intensive training, but a simple thing like not leaving a dog in a hot car seems to have been overlooked in the training! Police are supposed to set an example to others. They can arrest people for leaving a dog to die in a hot car, so it is only right that when they do the same, they can expect the same treatment. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
It is amazing that police officers and their dogs receive intensive training, but a simple thing like not leaving a dog in a hot car seems to have been overlooked in the training! Police are supposed to set an example to others. They can arrest people for leaving a dog to die in a hot car, so it is only right that when they do the same, they can expect the same treatment. Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
