Disturbing Video Shows Cop Whipping, Kicking His Own K-9 During a RaidBy Matt AgoristThe Free Thought Project Aug. 31, 2015 |
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![]() Peoria, IL — When a Peoria resident pulled out her cellphone to record police raiding a neighbor’s home, she never expected to what would happen next. The woman filming, who wishes to remain anonymous out of fear of police retaliating against her, said she pulled out her phone after she heard police say, “I know you’re in there, come out with your hands up.” What she saw next was animal abuse. The K-9 handler lets the dog run to the door and then, for an unknown reason, walks up and whips the dog with his leash. As if the leash strike wasn’t enough unwarranted punishment, the officer then kicked his K-9 partner. Onlookers reacted in awe after witnessing such cruelty. “It didn’t seem right to me I have never heard of an officer stomping on a dog or whipping it with a leash,” said the woman. “The dog looks like a puppy and looks terrified of him. I think the officer needs to be disciplined or spoken to at least.” Although it appeared that the dog was not seriously injured, the woman reported the incident to the local news. The Peoria police department says they are now looking into the incident. This incident is hardly isolated. Cops being caught on camera beating and abusing their K-9 partners happens fairly often. In June, a sheriff’s deputy was caught on a hotel surveillance system sadistically beating his own dog. Last year we reported on a Hammond police officer who was also caught on camera violently abusing his K-9 partner. |