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Woman bitten by Boone County K-9

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The lady worked for Tire Discounters. I can't post the link from my phone. Boone County is in hot water again.

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Apparently the Boone County officer had a flat tire. When the officer got the dog out. The dog bit the lady on the ear.

What race was the woman? Is it possible the dog is racist? :D

What race was the woman? Is it possible the dog is racist? :D

 

From the picture, the dog is black...so that would be black on black crime. :rolleyes:

Joking aside....my thoughts for the lady. Getting bitten isn't pleasant at all, and apparently the damage was to her ear. I wonder if she is short, she leaned over or the dog jumped not that it makes a difference.

I realize they probably banged that out pretty quickly, but some of that stuff is pretty simple. Tom Scheben is the Boone County Sheriff's Department spokesperson, not the sheriff, and then they misspelled his name in the next sentence. :lol2:

 

I really like Tom but we used to call him Von Scaben.

Some of those k9s aren't meant for PR stuff...

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Did the officer shoot the dog?

 

You mean shoot the woman?

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So is a police dog always mean to people they don't know? Or just trained to be mean?

Kidding really aside, my cousin was a K9 officer for a while and one of his dogs did get retired due to "profiling"

Officer should have had control of his dog.

Never pet a police K-9, unless told to.

BCSO is going to pay out some $$$, IMO.

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