An 11-year-old boy was bitten by a police dog during a simulated drug raid demonstration in Brazil, Indiana last week.
The boy suffered puncture wounds to his calf when Max, the K-9 officer, bit him during a mock drug search presentation.
Judge J. Blaine Akers arranged for K-9 teams to carry out a simulated drug raid for a group of fifth-graders as part of a Red Ribbon Awareness week kick-off event at the Clay County Courthouse.
According to The Brazil Times:
Brazil Police Chief Clint McQueen said a very small amount of illegal drugs were hidden on one of the juveniles to show how the dogs can find even the smallest trace of an illegal substance. He added all this was done “under exclusive control and supervision of members of the court and law enforcement.”
Apparently the children were advised to “stay still” while the dogs sniffed them. The officer’s report explains why he thinks Max decided to take a bite out of one of the children:
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Against stupidity the very gods Themselves contend in vain.
ReplyDelete- Friedrich von Schiller
Nothing keeps people in line more effectively than fear. Young minds are very impressionable. They made exactly the impression on these kids that they wanted to.
ReplyDelete"Serve and protect", my ass.
David Martin
Precisely.
DeleteArrest the judge & all cops present - child endangerment, felonious assualt on a minor, drug possession.
ReplyDeleteExecute the dog.
I'm reminded of the "only one" video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKjYlpex4OM
:) Never get enough of that video. He sued, but lost.
DeleteRE. the DEA agent in the video.... "stupid is as stupid does".
ReplyDeleteHis IQ is probably about 88, so I guess we can't expect much. Back in the Dark Ages when you had to actually take/pass Civil Service Entrance Examinations, the government had some worthwhile people.
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