Another puppycide, this time by an off-duty officer:

Meridian Police: Off-duty officer shot family’s dog

Brandi Straley was in her front yard with her two family dogs.

The animals did their usual and urinated at a bush near the sidewalk.

Straley says the rest happened quickly after her dog, a Queensland Heeler Cowboy, began to bark at a man who was walking by.

She immediately called the dog to return to the house after seeing the man had a gun.

“(The dog) ran around and was coming back and he shot. Boom. Boom. Shot him. Dead. He made a beeline into our garage and died right there,” said Straley. She told us the dog was shot in the street, not in her yard.

“I can understand if he ripped some guy’s leg off, then he might deserve to die but he didn’t deserve to die for barking,” said Jackie Sieler.

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A weeks pay says the officer isn’t charged and they’ll rally around the poor cop because he’s the victim, after all the dog was barking at him. For a test to see if the officer is getting preferential treatment take your gun on your next walk and shoot the first dog that barks at you and see if there’s a difference in treatment.