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Dog belongs in jail. He's an ass.

Dog belongs in jail. He's an ass.

When I see this sort of thing I feel a sudden urge to find my blood pressure meds.

The conduct of the bounty folk is no surprise. I don’t generally stereotype but the term “white trash” comes to mind. Is that wrong? Frankly, I’d be surprised if Dog & Co. knows much about the law or that they really care.

The conduct of the cop is reprehensible. If the facts are as they have been presented I’d say this fellow in blue needs to be prosecuted like any common thug.

This seems so common and it’s more than a little overwhelming. It feels like rational thought and behavior are on the verge of extinction. Perhaps this is how civil rights activists felt back in the early 60s.

he was, down in MEXICO, wasnt he. he went after someone without jurisdiction or something and they locked his ass up. should have kept his ass down there!
what a bunch or morons they got over there! let em stay in HAWAII, we got more then our share over here!

the ass wipe,[PIGGY], was protecting them with the money is all that was.

oh fuck, they all piggies, all of them. 100% of cops are nothing but little piggies! piggies with a badge!

and its something one wouldnt think of happening in the great state of HAWAII, well it goes to show ya it happens all over the u.s. of a.!

Wow - "You can’t film me without my consent. You can’t use my image without my consent" - Next he will be saying that you can't walk down the sidewalk because he owns it!

I'm thinking that we need to start recording things in stereo. Bring a buddy with you and stand about 15 feet apart. That's what a zoom is for - use it. I'm afraid that strong lawyers will be needed in some national case before people stop violating rights. Attach a penilty to violating someones right or nothing will change.

I'm interested in a Photographer/Videographer "Union" so to speak. People can join it for a small (monthly?) fee and have access to a lawyer that understands these rights. The only thing, I'd want to stay on target - rights related to photography and not go off blasting people for their political or religious view. (I've seen a lot of that as of late.)

Just my two cents....

His first mistake was calling the police and expecting any help. Nice job pig, helping the perps and beating the victim.

There is a saying that comes to mind. "You can take the girl out of the trailer park, but you can't take the trailer park out of the girl". Seems appropriate here, and from seeing bits and pieces of the show.

Mr. Russo, is lucky in that he has several deep pockets to go after, the cops, the production company that hired the security, the security company, and dog himself.

Here are two more fugitives for Dog to hunt, and at least one is right there!

AE Network...cha-ching
Police Dept....cha-ching
Security Company....cha-ching
Dogs personal company...
cha-ching

his show sucks anyway and his ego is bigger than his wife and just as ugly.

Carlos
Unable to locate your email, I know its here somewhere.but time is lacking today.

This might interest you

Iowa gets it somewhat right.

http://www.desmoinesregister.com/article/20110418/NEWS01/104180318/Law-enforcement-video-footage-is-both-public-record-and-trial-evidence?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|News

From above message."Videos of car chases, arrests and other activity captured by cameras in law enforcement vehicles can make for exciting viewing, but county attorneys frequently try to keep the public from seeing the tapes."

Great idea, but, the big question, do the cops still get to
"inadvertently"(nudge,wink) lose the video if it's unflattering to them, or does it go directly to some neutral party?

Read the comments and the.question is asked there.

Also further down the article and the comments also touch on recording the police while doing their duties.

Now a police officer who doesn't get it.

Imagine that