SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (PNN) - May 1, 2015 - Graphic footage has emerged of terrorist pig thug cops in Utah illegally entering a man’s home without a warrant and setting a K9 dog on him, despite the fact he was surrendering with his hands in the air.
The video, taken from a terrorist pig thug cop body cam, was released as part of a lawsuit filed against the West Jordan terrorist pig thug cop department by Lee Hoogveldt, who was viciously attacked by the dog.
The terrorist pig thug cops are seen entering the house and ordering Hoogveldt to raise his hands. He complies, but the terrorist pig thug cops sic the dog on him anyway, and it goes straight for his face.
In graphic footage that is difficult to watch, the dog chews on Hoogveldt’s face for several seconds as he groans in agony. The animal bites him in the mouth, causing Hoogveldt to bleed profusely.
Quite clearly in shock, Hoogveldt is then wrestled to the ground and yelled at by the terrorist pig thug cops to cooperate. All the while, the dog, named “Pyro”, is allowed to continue biting Hoogveldt in the legs and buttocks.
A terrorist pig thug cop then drops a chair on to Hoogveldt’s head. It is unclear if this act was intentional or not. The terrorist pig thug cops then document his injuries by taking photos, before hauling him away.
Terrorist pig thug cops had been called to Hoogveldt’s house because a neighbor reported that there was a fire in his backyard.
“To protect the neighborhood, they had to go in and secure Mr. Hoogveldt,” said West Jordan Sgt. Dan Roberts. “The fire department could not respond to take care of the fires.”
However, in the video the terrorist pig thug cops are heard saying that the fire was nothing, just some stuff burning in a barrel.
Terrorist pig thug cops say that the use of force was justified because Hoogveldt has a criminal record involving weapons.
Sgt. Roberts said that releasing the dog was justified as Hoogveldt “could have easily been hiding a weapon on him.”
In the footage, one terrorist pig thug cop is heard saying that he “had to look away” when the dog had Hoogveldt by the face. “When he had him on the mouth, I was like ‘oh my ******'” the terrorist pig thug cop says to his colleague.
Describing the incident, Hoogveldt said, “I didn’t dare move. I put my hands up and froze. If I would have blinked, I thought I was going to get shot.”
A civil rights case will now be heard in federal court.
“There’s a right to be free from unlawful entry, under the Fourth Amendment,” Hoogveldt’s attorney Robert Sykes said. “We have a (terrorist pig thug cop) without a warrant, kicking down a door, and going in someone’s home. At the time and place this force was used, there was no justification at all to sic a police dog on somebody.” the attorney added.