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There is a difference: The thin blue line protects them from prosecution.

YES! FINALLY! Another crappy port that will take 7 patches over several years to become halfway stable!

Here's a longer video I previously posted in which he was asked to turn down the music and illegally parked at first, then drove to the corner to continue to harass them. I have no idea why they didn't show this video besides editing the officers' faces out, since it shows Rosby as intentionally placing himself in that situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffwxaTpJTyI

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Easily the Ford Expedition

It's because most of EVI's files aren't optimized for custom light textures. If you want to customize it, >this car by Cj24 is fairly close

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Yes, the dog lunges. What do you expect someone with a gun to do, hug it? Had the cops put the dog out of its misery, one side would be screaming bloody murder about the cops executing. At least it had chance to live this way. And please explain those other options. We've been over in this thread several times that the only effective way is to shoot it.

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But the problem is that the only way to attempt to control the situation without shooting the dog was to try to grab the leash. Animal control would've been 30 minutes away, and that's ignoring the fact they wouldn't be allowed to get close due to the SWAT standoff going on in the background. The dog already showed a tendency to lunge, and the police restrained themselves during the first lunges.

It's because pitbulls have extremely thick skulls. Like I said, 2/3 cops were busy detaining the owner. There was only one cop left to cover the otherwise occupied cops, so the only option would be a gun. A tazer sounds good, but it isn't guaranteed to do anything. For it to be effective, both prongs must hit, and if it misses it takes a while to reload. A dog is a small, fast moving target making hitting one more difficult. The only option to defend the other two cops was a gun, regardless of how politically incorrect it is.

I take back my earlier comment about the filming. After watching this video, the owner originally blocked off the street while blasting music. He was then told to turn it down. While some may claim that this was unwarranted, it was a barricaded suspect situation with an armed robbery suspect. The music would decrease tactical awareness and jeopardize the safety of the civilians and the officers. Animal control couldn't of been called, because they would've been half an hour away, and even if they did show up, it was a barricaded suspect and they wouldn't of been allowed in the area anyways. Here's the video setting up the scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffwxaTpJTyI When officers make arrests, it is two officers on the suspect and another providing cover. The one providing cover is the one who has to initially respond to any threats due to the other officers' hands being occupied. I already covered the ineffectiveness of tazers and any other less lethal options against aggressive dogs. The only thing I could think of besides shooting it that would do something would be a beanbag shotgun, but that would most likely permanently cripple a dog or kill it.

How many police car mods do you have? If you have any, it's probably because your PC can't handle them.

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How is it the cops fault that the owner put the dog in a dangerous situation and failed to maintain control of it?

I know a former Arizona DPS officer. He was on the SWAT Team, the head firearms instructor, and on a state wide gang unit composed of feds, highway patrol and municipalities. I was talking to him about dogs in raids the other day and he said that gangbangers would tie two pitbulls by the door, far enough to not attack each other but close enough to stay angry and bite someone coming in from both sides. He then described how they had tried to find a way to stop the dogs without killing them. They tried tazing them, flashbangs, pepper spray and batons, but nothing would phase one except for bullets. On one raid, the guy assigned to shoot the dog put 3 bullets from an MP5 into the dog's head. After the owner was handcuffed, the dog walked around the corner, blood dripping down it's face unfazed. The idea that there is a way to stop an angry dog built for fighting, like the one in the video, without shooting it is ridiculous and based on willful ignorance of the subject. I'm going to restrain myself from commenting on how BS the filming charge was though.

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Sweet, thanks Sgt!

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A handling line for BxBugs123's new durango would be pretty awesome. http://gtapolicemods.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=2264

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Never. As it always has been, it's out when it's done.