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a kennedy

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13. Just so sad.....and that doggie was a QT.

Reply to BlueWaveNeverEnd (Original post)

Mon Jun 15, 2026, 10:43 AM

4 hrs ago

That police officer should get her another doggie. JMHO.

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Woman is screaming inside her apt in celebration of Knick's win, LAPD kill her Doodle [View all] BlueWaveNeverEnd 5 hrs ago OP

Never call 911 unless you want to relinquish all control of a situation. yardwork 5 hrs ago #1

Particularly with LAPD. BlueWaveNeverEnd 5 hrs ago #2

I dont know how common 211 is everywhere but unless somebody is dead or dying, that can be a good number to call SSJVegeta 5 hrs ago #4

If somebody is screaming and you think they are in trouble, LisaL 4 hrs ago #9

Agreed. I was responding to a post suggesting there would be a question about it SSJVegeta 4 hrs ago #10

Agreed. They will immediately transfer you to 911. Especially if you mention screaming. Hassin Bin Sober 2 hrs ago #28

She didn't. LisaL 4 hrs ago #6

I know the neighbor called and that's who I'm talking about. yardwork 4 hrs ago #12

And the woman was being attacked, and nobody called 911 LisaL 4 hrs ago #15

I get the sense that you might not be understanding my point. yardwork 4 hrs ago #17

I don't think her neighbor deserves blame for trying to help. LisaL 4 hrs ago #18

I'm not blaming the neighbor at all. yardwork 4 hrs ago #19

We had a very opposite interaction with 911 here last year. They were called niyad 4 hrs ago #8

Yup! woodsprite 2 hrs ago #32

Clearly you were not crazy for worrying about the dog. LisaL 2 hrs ago #34

Somebody fire that Trigger Happy Kristi Noem douchecanoe SSJVegeta 5 hrs ago #3

maybe not a popular opinion here, but... cab67 4 hrs ago #5

Yep, when bystanders don't interfere, LisaL 4 hrs ago #7

"...woman is creaming"?? Disaffected 3 hrs ago #20

Because it says so right there in the OP. LisaL 2 hrs ago #27

Maybe so. yardwork 4 hrs ago #14

Fair enough. cab67 3 hrs ago #22

I just won a One Million dollar bet with myself. usonian 4 hrs ago #11

Yep orangecrush 2 hrs ago #25

Just so sad.....and that doggie was a QT. a kennedy 4 hrs ago #13

That dog was her family member. LisaL 4 hrs ago #16

Obama and Biden tried to improve police culture, which needs a drastic makeover, but Trump reversed course. Martin68 3 hrs ago #21

That poor dog. ABC123Easy 3 hrs ago #23

No words. orangecrush 2 hrs ago #24

It is very sick that calling 911 is a life-and-death decision. In a bad, rock-and-hard-place way. RockRaven 2 hrs ago #26

It definitely could be. LisaL 2 hrs ago #29

My buddy is a Chicago cop. Hassin Bin Sober 2 hrs ago #30

They shouldn't keep the ones who get off shooting dogs. LisaL 2 hrs ago #33

It should always be assumed... -misanthroptimist 2 hrs ago #31

Just seeing the pic of him makes me cry. Ilsa 2 hrs ago #35