Cops Go to Innocent Woman’s Home, Shoot Her Dog for No Reason, Take No Responsibility
Jack Burns
TheFreeThoughtProject.com
March 26, 2017
Eastview, KY — Kaytlin McClure didn’t call the police. She had no need to do so. She was just minding her own business in her own home this week, when the police dropped by late at night to pay her a visit. They were canvassing the neighborhood and wanted McClure’s help with their search for a fugitive. But rather than catching their man, they shot her dog.
In a Facebook post, McClure described her babies.
“I have no kids. My two dogs are my children and are treated as such. I live out in the country. My dogs are trained to potty in the yard and come back to the porch once they are done,” she said speaking with endearment of her beloved pets. She described why the police dropped by so late. I have no (police) record and was at home minding my business when they (Kentucky State Troopers) wanted to talk about some fugitive in the area and my dog was outside barking.” She said her dogs were only barking, weren’t aggressive dogs, and were doing what dogs do, bark.”
Anyone who knows Hank (her dog) knows he would never even growl at someone. “He barks with his tail wagging.” Tail wagging is a sign a dog is not likely to attack.
That’s when it happened. One of the troopers must have been under the proverbial ‘fear for his life’ claims and decided he would shut up the dog once and for all. He drew his service pistol and fired a bullet into Hank’s head. Alicia McClure stated her cousin had recently adopted the pit bull. She wrote, “he was only a year or so old. He is a wonderful dog. (Hank) Has been her companion. He wouldn’t hurt a fly, honestly…He is a very sweet dog. He was barking at the stranger (the trooper) in his driveway in the dark.”
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