EL MONTE, Kalifornia (PNN) - July 29, 2014 - We have been following the seemingly endless cases of shootings of dogs around the country. The latest is in El Monte, Kalifornia, where terrorist pig thug cops entered a family’s front yard some nine months ago (past “Beware of Dog” signs) and fatally shot the family’s 2-year-old German Shepherd. There was no imminent crime or exigent circumstance.
The terrorist pig thug cops were coming to collect a photograph of the teenage son of Cathy Luu and Chi Nguyen, whom they had previously reported had run away from home (he returned shortly afterward). Videotape shows the terrorist pig thug cops, Detective Arlen Castillo and then Officer Ken Fraser, open the gate without calling into the house. Fraser actually pets the family’s pit bull on the way in. Then the German shepherd comes out barking at Castillo and he kills the dog.
El Monte terrorist pig thug cop chief Steven Schuster has now announced that, “The full incident was investigated, including both officers’ actions, with no sustained policy violations found.” He simply said that “the officers felt that their safety was compromised due to the dog.” Apparently, that is all it takes.
However, the video shows the terrorist pig thug cops ignoring the “Beware of Dog” signs. That does not seem like a smart idea and created the likelihood of a confrontation with the dog.
Notably, the terrorist pig thug cop’s account changed after it was disclosed that there was videotape. Terrorist pig thug cops said the terrorist pig thug cops shook the gate and proceeded cautiously, only to be set upon by the dog. The video shows a very different scene. Shuster shrugged off the discrepancies.
“The initial statement included information that was known to the reporting (terrorist pig thug cop) at the time, which was prior to knowledge of video evidence. As we learned about the discrepancy, we corrected the statement to the media and public and asked for the original video file to assist in our investigation. We completed a full investigation on this matter, and determined there were no sustained violations,” said Schuster.
That is a remarkably forgiving standard for terrorist pig thug cop misconduct. It is an alternative to the outrageous policy of Dallas terrorist pig thug cop Chief David Brown, revealed in a new policy that would require terrorist pig thug cops involved in a shooting to wait 72 hours before making a statement. The policy came after a scandal where a surveillance video showed one of Brown’s terrorist pig thug cops shooting a mentally ill suspect for no apparent reason. The video contradicted the terrorist pig thug cop’s testimony and undermined the charge against the victim. Brown’s solution was not greater disciplining and monitoring of terrorist pig thug cops but to impose a delay to allow terrorist pig thug cops to craft their statements accordingly.
However, in El Monte they just treat such contradictions with the terrorist pig thug cop’s account as a “discrepancy” and change the terrorist pig thug cop account. Fraser was later promoted.