disturbing video shows Lethbridge, Alberta police officer repeatedly running over wounded deer

[Gaon]

A big truck like that must have a shovel in it..



Or a crowbar..

He is a cop. He has a gun.

[Odinson]

A big truck like that must have a shovel in it..



Or a crowbar..

He is a cop. He has a gun.

Yes but in Canada they probably count your ammo when your day is done.

[Gaon]

A big truck like that must have a shovel in it..



Or a crowbar..

He is a cop. He has a gun.

Yes but in Canada they probably count your ammo when your day is done.

I don't know what police are supposed to do when the encounter an injured animal. I would think contact animal control.

[Anonymous]

I was horrified when I saw this on the news.

[Odinson]

A big truck like that must have a shovel in it..



Or a crowbar..

He is a cop. He has a gun.

Yes but in Canada they probably count your ammo when your day is done.

I don't know what police are supposed to do when the encounter an injured animal. I would think contact animal control.

Hit it with a shovel..

[Gaon]

A big truck like that must have a shovel in it..



Or a crowbar..

He is a cop. He has a gun.

Yes but in Canada they probably count your ammo when your day is done.

I don't know what police are supposed to do when the encounter an injured animal. I would think contact animal control.

Hit it with a shovel..

Someone will see the officer doing that and record it.

[Odinson]

A big truck like that must have a shovel in it..



Or a crowbar..

He is a cop. He has a gun.

Yes but in Canada they probably count your ammo when your day is done.

I don't know what police are supposed to do when the encounter an injured animal. I would think contact animal control.

Hit it with a shovel..

Someone will see the officer doing that and record it.

Thats liberals for you..



They whine about the suffering animal but you cant do shit about it because they will whine about it too..

[Anonymous]

A big truck like that must have a shovel in it..



Or a crowbar..

He is a cop. He has a gun.

Yes but in Canada they probably count your ammo when your day is done.

I don't know what police are supposed to do when the encounter an injured animal. I would think contact animal control.

I think so, but i'll ask my brother.

[Bricktop]

I don't know about Canada, but in Australia we could discharge our firearms to put an animal out of its misery if necessary.



On one occasion we were called out to an incident whereby a horse had broken out of the carrier and its leg was wedged in the trailer's towbar.



It was in distress, and I couldn't bring myself to euthanise it. The female owner was hysterical.



A vet arrived, anaethetised the animal, and extricated its leg, which was not broken. When the horse was revived, it stood up and walked around unscathed.



One very relieved little Constable...

[Anonymous]

I don't know about Canada, but in Australia we could discharge our firearms to put an animal out of its misery if necessary.



On one occasion we were called out to an incident whereby a horse had broken out of the carrier and its leg was wedged in the trailer's towbar.



It was in distress, and I couldn't bring myself to euthanise it. The female owner was hysterical.



A vet arrived, anaethetised the animal, and extricated its leg, which was not broken. When the horse was revived, it stood up and walked around unscathed.



One very relieved little Constable...

I remember a policeman in BC shot a black bear cub out of a tree in a small city and was disciplined for it..



I know it's not the same because the baby bear was not in misery.

[Bricktop]

Well, from what I glean in the erstwhile contributions in this forum, it seems Australians are far more protective of their fauna than Canucks.



You would never shoot a koala out of a tree.

[Anonymous]

I read that cop has been receiving death threats.