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Officer Brice Woolley calls shooting family dog dead awesome. Will he be fired?

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Did a police officer act out of line when he decided to kill a family pet dog?

Calls are being made to have Officer Brice Woolley of the Ardmore Police Department, Oklahoma fired after gloating how ‘awesome’ it was to have killed a family dog after it jumped a garden fence.

The dog’s owner, Sarah Brown told she is devastated after her beloved pet bull Cali was gunned down by Officer Brice Woolley this past Wednesday.

Since the shooting death of the dog, other community members have joined the woman as she seeks justice and calls to have the officer fired.

Ardmore Police Department for its part has told that Officer Brice Woolley acted appropriately after telling how they had received several complaints about the dog acting aggressively as cops tended to a call of an errant loose dog. Cops would arrive before animal control.

Officer Brice Woolley

According to a Facebook group set up in support for the slain animal, Officer Brice Woolley said, ‘I’m not waiting for animal control’, pulled out a shotgun and shot the dog through the neck, killing her.

‘She had done nothing to provoke the office,‘ the page said. ‘She died immediately.’

Brown, who did not witness the incident, added to KFOR: ‘He turned back to the animal control officer and said, “Did you see the way her collar flew into the air when I blew her head off? That was awesome”.’

Woolley informed the animal control that he had shot the dog, adding: ‘We’ll just write in the report that she tried to attack you and others in the neighborhood’, according to witnesses.

Brown has tendered that her dog was never aggressive and was gentle around her young children, including a baby. But like other animals, Cali was territorial in her own yard.

As well as the Facebook group, a Change petition has been created to raise awareness of the story and to seek justice for Cali. It has already received more than 17, 700 signatures.

Many of the visitors are demanding the officer lose his job.

Cpt. Eric Hamblin told KFOR that Officer Woolley has received death threats about the incident, but that a review of the incident showed he acted according to protocol.

‘I don’t think it’s wise for police department to wait for a dog acting aggressively actually bites somebody,’ he said.

The police report added: ‘It was determined that the dog had to be euthanized for the safety of the nearby park and neighborhood as the dog’s owner could not be located, nor could it be captured.’

Brown argued that her neighbors have never complained to her about her dog being aggressive.

The officer continues to work pending the outcome of an investigation, police said.

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10 COMMENTS

  1. Hope this piece of shit gets shot in the arm, leg, leg, arm, head. And when he hits the ground quivering like the pussy coward he is, and right before he deficates himself and expires; I pray out of the small crowd that gathers around his crumpled bloody pathetic corpse, someone yells: “Awesome!! Did you see the way his hat flew off!? That shit went like 25 feet!”

  2. Enjoy your slavery, bootlicker!! Your avi couldn’t be more fitting!”Love your servitude,love your servitude….”

  3. You can show all the cuddly photos that you want, and cry all night long about how cute pitbulls are, the fact is that one jumps over the fence, moving aggressively towards you, you will have only one chance before that dog is on you. A pitbull killed two boys in Paterson NJ recently. Everyone said the same thing, oh what a good dog…blah, blah, blah. The cop was justified in killing the dog. So he was not PC enough not to gloat. So what…

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