OCEAN CITY, New Jersey - July 27, 2010 - A police officer shot a Rottweiler twice after it reportedly became aggressive and could not be restrained by its owners Sunday.

The owner of the dog said Sunday afternoon that the Rottweiler was not threatening police and the shots that were fired could have hurt a number of people who were present with the dog.

“They didn’t give us a warning or anything,” said Nicholas Pyle, 24, who was gathered with his family outside his home on the 700 block of Bay Avenue when the dog was shot. “(The thug cop) had his gun out, and he knew what he was going to do. No one was going to convince him otherwise.”

According to police reports, at about 1 a.m., police responded to the 700 block of Bay Avenue to investigate a large fight in progress.

When Patrolman John Vogt and his K-9 partner, Deuce, arrived, they immediately noticed a large disorderly group in the vicinity.

Police said that as Vogt and Deuce approached the group, a large Rottweiler became aggressive and its owners were unable to restrain him.

Vogt then fired two rounds from his duty weapon striking the dog both times.

Pyle said the police officer was responding to a “scuffle” that was taking place across the street from Pyle’s home.

Pyle said his dog, Noodles, an 8-year-old female Rottweiler, was not leashed when the police officer arrived, but he said the dog has never acted aggressively toward anyone in the neighborhood, including the police officer that arrived on Sunday.

“She didn’t even bark at him,” Pyle said. “She didn’t do anything.”

Ed. Note: It is time to find out where this thug cop John Vogt lives and then destroy his property, his pets, and his family.  Destroy these thugs’ lives. When will we have had enough of this terrorism by thug cops? Revolution Now! Independence Forever!