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You must know more about the story than what was published to make such statements -OR- you are simply ignorant of the facts and jump to conclusions. I guess the later. Seems you have bitter tone towrds your "former" LEO counterparts.
We CANNOT judge these officers based on the news article or our ASSumptions. I don't care about the dog owner, based on his flyer, I can judge him and he is a POS.
Now who is making assumptions? I have no bitter tones and I am still friends with very many even though I retired from a different area. I am only stating fact that there is a small percentage of every profession that has its bad apples. Defending bad apples and becoming indignant makes me want to make another assumption. As a police officer I had a honest objective to serve the people NOT other police officers doing bad things. The law is clear and the officers in that jurisdiction did not follow it, you tell me WHY?
In no shape or form did I defend "bad apples." Not knowing the law does not make an officer a "bad apple." I take offense to the broad snarkiness of the comment, which wasn't properly written in the first place. I believe it should say that most of us don't know the law where we work, not where we live. And, it's ridiculous to expect each and every sworn officer to have committed to memory each local ordinance and every state statute. You know as well as I that we know, off the tops of our heads, those that are most frequently used.
And, I've had my say about my taking offense. I made my point, and my taking offense to a comment has nothing to do with the topic of this thread. Enough of the divergence.