[chris trujillo]

Originally Posted by b00 ↗

i hear shots being fired even before they let the dog go..started shooting and then let the dog go?thats fine work boys , fine work


UPDATE: Here’s more info on the case .. suspect’s name was Deandre Brunston, he was 24 year old and lived in Compton, California. This killing took place on August 24, 2003 after Sherriff’s deputies of Los Angeles County received report on Deandre Brunston for domestic violence. He was not armed. All he had was a flip-flop shoe he found on the porch where he took refuge after pursuit. That’s what he tossed at the dog after K9 was released to get him. While negotiating with Sherriff’s deputies, Deandre Brunston told them he would put the gun down if he got a chance to call his girlfriend Fonda Brown.

The police at the scene called up Lieutenant Patrick Maxwell, head of K9 department who was drunk at a party during the standoff. Despite being drunk, Lieutenant Patrick Maxwell gave orders to release K9 police dog to override decision of Sgt. Earnest Burwell, K9 officer on site who refused to release the dog as it would have been out of policy release. Doggy was subsequently released by a rookie K9 officer and sent to run straight towards Deandre Brunston who threw his flip-flop at him. This prompted the LA County Sheriff’s Deputies to open fire. 81 rounds were fired within split of a second, killing both the dog and Deandre Brunston. K9 was then airlifted to a veterinary hospital by helicopter while Deandre Brunston was left there to bleed to death.

thanks nice DSL's I don't hide

[pitlover7]

oh well,he shoulda but he did'nt

[Eaton]

Originally Posted by ZACKSMILL ↗

The family later settled with the county for $340,000 in March 2006.Brunston's mother, Brenda Gaines, was awarded $122,500 with his three children also receiving sums.


I bet they blew it all on crack, chicken, watermelon, and rims.

Scum like this costs us tax payers alot of money!!! One con only hope the mother and family kill themselves on crack with that money.

[darkkill662]

Fuck that dog was doing it's job and they fucking killed it -.-' poor thing

[SaintGhost]

Shameful.

[testoboost]

"“put your gun down” bullshit." Really? And how would you handle it tough guy if some one you were trying to arrest obviously for a good reason wouldn't "put their gun down"? How about this for thought, don't pick up a gun and commit a crime? Just a crazy thought.

[testoboost]

He got what he deserved. People skills my ass. Bunch of puss ass liberals.

[gmb8267]

you fuck with the bull, you get the horns! Maybe next time he will do what the cops tell him to do? Oh wait, he won't have a next time..... moral of the story, don't fuck with men who have guns and german shepards pointed at you. You think?

[Cuckold]

It's not the job of officers to give people what they ask for. Their job is to serve and protect. In this case, the job was to serve justice, and that's what they did. He didn't submit to authority, and therefore had to be excommunilizied from society, i.e, shot.

[RoaringMad Mac]

I agree, so many times you don't know the situation at hand. I realize there were some parts to this about the officer that was not on scene about the dog. That being said there is where the investigation should be. Not where the police did not do their job. They did their job they saw a threat and handled it.