Anybody know about what just went down near 30th and MLK?

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A coworker just had to leave work early, because apparently something involving the police went down near his house.

From what I heard, it seems that the police were called to his neighbor's house for a domestic dispute. When the officer arrived, the co-workers dog (which was in his yard) was barking, which prompted the officer to shoot the dog 11 times.

It wasn't a pitt, it was a husky. There was someone present at home with the dog. This is all information gathered third hand, so take it as you will. Anyone Know what happened?

 

[Brandon]

News said a person was shot and killed. Found a gun a little further away.

 

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Possibly related to this:

Man shot near 30th and Capitol - 13 WTHR Indianapolis

 

[BiscuitNaBasket]

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

No matter what happened, the police were likely in the wrong.

 

[chezuki]

No matter what happened, the police were likely in the wrong.

Should probably go ahead and fire a couple officers as a preemptive measure. We don't want any public outcry.

 

[PistolBob]

Should probably go ahead and fire a couple officers as a preemptive measure. We don't want any public outcry.

The new mayor will fix everything up just fine....Mayor Joe and his band of merry makers.

 

[T.Lex]

Hey now, be nice. His dad was in a car accident.

 

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I believe the dog's wallet is currently missing as well, waiting for confirmation.

 

[printcraft]

I believe the dog's wallet is currently missing as well, waiting for confirmation.

That goes without saying.

 

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Just got more details on the stroy, this was apparently not related to the news article.

Unreliable, third-hand story follows:

Supposedly, the co-worker's neighbor calls about a domestic disturbance across the street from coworker. Police arrive, and start to enter the gate at co-worker's house. Neighbor sees this, and advises officer's that they are at the wrong address, he had called about the house across the street.

Officer tells neighbor he has it under control and enters gate anyway with sidearm drawn. Dog runs around from back of truck barking. Officer shoots dog multiple times, then exits gate and jokes with partner that he would have shot it in the head. Officers get into their car and leave without speaking to home owner. Domestic disturbance is still going on across the street.

Sheriff's officer arrives with animal control and apologizes.

Home owner is attempting to file a complaint, but does not have the officer's name because they left without speaking to the homeowner.

The dog's wallet is still unaccounted for.

 

[VUPDblue]

Just got more details on the stroy, this was apparently not related to the news article.

Unreliable, third-hand story follows:

Supposedly, the co-worker's neighbor calls about a domestic disturbance across the street from coworker. Police arrive, and start to enter the gate at co-worker's house. Neighbor sees this, and advises officer's that they are at the wrong address, he had called about the house across the street.

Officer tells neighbor he has it under control and enters gate anyway with sidearm drawn. Dog runs around from back of truck barking. Officer shoots dog multiple times, then exits gate and jokes with partner that he would have shot it in the head. Officers get into their car and leave without speaking to home owner. Domestic disturbance is still going on across the street.

Sheriff's officer arrives with animal control and apologizes.

Home owner is attempting to file a complaint, but does not have the officer's name because they left without speaking to the homeowner.

The dog's wallet is still unaccounted for.

I was working yesterday on this district from 1300-2200 and nothing like this came across the radio at all.

 

[Frank_N_Stein]

Just got more details on the stroy, this was apparently not related to the news article.

Unreliable, third-hand story follows:

Supposedly, the co-worker's neighbor calls about a domestic disturbance across the street from coworker. Police arrive, and start to enter the gate at co-worker's house. Neighbor sees this, and advises officer's that they are at the wrong address, he had called about the house across the street.

Officer tells neighbor he has it under control and enters gate anyway with sidearm drawn. Dog runs around from back of truck barking. Officer shoots dog multiple times, then exits gate and jokes with partner that he would have shot it in the head. Officers get into their car and leave without speaking to home owner. Domestic disturbance is still going on across the street.

Sheriff's officer arrives with animal control and apologizes.

Home owner is attempting to file a complaint, but does not have the officer's name because they left without speaking to the homeowner.

The dog's wallet is still unaccounted for.

Your coworker sounds like a genius.

 

[87iroc]

Police officer discharges his firearm multiple times and drives away. Totally believable.

 

[vitamink]

Subscribing for the impending awesome

 

[eldirector]

 

[VUPDblue]

Ima go ahead and call

 

[chezuki]

I was working yesterday on this district from 1300-2200 and nothing like this came across the radio at all.

Denny? Is that you?

 

[VUPDblue]

Not quite, though we both have the same haircut.

 

[SMiller]

What is the point of this thread?