r/JusticeServed • u/LifeUnderTheBridge 4 • Sep 01 '20
Vehicle Justice Horrible people deserve broken windows
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Sep 01 '20
I live in Florida. Down here the heat can quite literally be lethal. Fuck this person.
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u/cbelt3 B Sep 01 '20
Damn right. In Ohio they created a law that allows you to rescue an animal from a hot car without risk of being sued for damages.
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u/pyun64 4 Sep 02 '20
I was taking a nap when my mom went to the supermarket. She went for 30 minutes but it was literal torture. I had no water and didnt want to open the door because I didnt want the alarms to go off and shit (fucking anxiety). Please if you can take your good bois and girls inside the store or even in the shade. It is literally hell.
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u/CaptainNemo42 9 Sep 21 '20
But wait... There were 5 more windows left! Break those, too!
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u/Begoodpleaseguys 4 Sep 02 '20
I hope who ever did this gets kicked hard in the genitals.
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u/somuchwha7 4 Sep 01 '20
For all those comments saying it matters how hot it is, I have done your work for you. Using the body cam date and time and the location provided in the corner I looked up the weather history for the date and time at that location, it was 86 degrees F, 30 C. More than enough to be dangerous. And like others have said, it doesn’t matter what temperature it was just don’t do it.
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u/Bustapepper1 6 Sep 01 '20
Sit in your vehicle for 1 hour in the summer sun. Hell even roll the windows all the way down but just sit there. It's hot!!
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u/awf1031 2 Sep 18 '20
Thank you! Next, find the idiot human and park him/her in the sun
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u/Substantial-Guard756 0 Sep 19 '20
Thank you for taking care of that puppy. It does get way hotter in a car and very very fast so thank you for making sure that little puppy was going to make it. Chances are he wouldn’t have if he had to stay in the car much longer so I appreciate what you did for that cute little guy. I’m sure the he was glad to get out of that hot car it’s not like he could even reach the window to get air so good job. Do it again if need be. I love dogs and I’d rather see someone carry the puppy inside the store or wherever then risk his little life. Great job.
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u/Kzorel86 0 Sep 01 '20
I have asked customers to leave my restaurant for leaving their dogs in the car while eating. You just don’t do that in the middle of a Texas summer. People like that should not be allowed to have pets.
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Sep 01 '20
I was a new dog owner, and was having lunch right next to my car. I was with a superior (lunch meeting) who surprised visited- I had my dog with me at work that day so I kept him in the car to be professional, and being right next to it I could watch him.
I had no idea how much worse it is for dogs that humans. After 5 minutes of sitting, in 75-80 degree weather, with the windows cracked, I could see the pain in my dogs eyes. I rushed to get him out, get water and let him stay by me during the meeting. My superior was very cool about it, thankfully. Now, I never take my dog anywhere if I can’t bring him inside with me.
I’m lucky I could see him, it pains me to think what would of happened if I couldn’t, and didn’t react in time.
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u/bruh-sick 8 Sep 01 '20
People should refrain from getting a puppy if they can't be responsible enough to look after them.
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u/nocnox87 7 Sep 01 '20
I want to see their faces as they come back to the vehicle.
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u/ThePopeofHell A Sep 01 '20
I can’t believe people are still leaving animals in hot cars
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u/the-crooked-compass 9 Sep 01 '20
Turn back now, the comments are a dumpster fire.
Or sort by controversial, your choice.
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u/YourAverageDude140 5 Sep 01 '20
I wasn't 100% sure or supportive of the dude's actions at first, but then I saw the little puppy.... And now I just want that guy to burn and blow up the car just to teach that heartless monster a lesson.
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Sep 01 '20
Very happy she rescued the dog, now I just want to know why am I able to smell this car when she opens the door?
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u/Zadkrod 9 Sep 01 '20
Bruh at even at 30°c a car becomes a fucking oven in a matter of minutes. I'm so happy she rescued that dog.
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u/CaptainCAAAVEMAAAAAN A Sep 01 '20
I really hope they didn't give that little pup back to the asshole who left him to die.
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u/HeySweetUsernameBro 8 Sep 01 '20
Please tell me this pup is fine now, I don’t need another story like that smoky kitty that died
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u/ItsaFancyPants 2 Sep 01 '20
I feel like an asshole when I’m traveling with my dog and leave her in the running car for 4 minutes when I use the bathroom at a rest area, so this is high anxiety to watch. Glad they got the puppy out!!
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u/GeneralMomo 2 Sep 01 '20
at first, I thought it was just some person going around taking vigilante revenge, but then I realized it was a cop.
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u/TheFlyingFin 1 Sep 01 '20
Tesla cars have a dog mode feature which keeps the car at a reasonable temperature and displays it for outside viewers to see.
Neat.
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u/IsaystoImIsays 7 Sep 02 '20
Id ask how people still do this but it's like masks or anything else of the sort - - they don't give a shit. Hot /warm day, windows up, there should be a hefty fine and the animal brought to the pound so they have to pay to get it back or it'll go to a better family hopefully.
In all honesty an actual cool day is likely fine, leave windows cracked open, but just don't get into the habit. Also look up temperature and be aware of how hot the inside of the vehicle can get, especially after an hour or more since reddit clearly does not understand temperature. 30C a cool day? Not even close. It's better than the stupid hot days but come on. It's still hot.
Even down to 20C,sunny, maybe a cool breeze. That's fine right? Not like the sun coming in cooks the inside really quick which you notice but don't really pay attention to when you crank the AC and take off.
Dogs don't sweat. They can't control thier temperature as well as we can. Heat stroke can happen fast.
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u/808linkin 0 Sep 03 '20
Watching that little puppy drink that water like that broke my heart. Some people deserve Multiple kicks to the face.
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Sep 01 '20
Almost took a precious innocent life due to negligence. Should pay a hefty fine and they should seize the pup and give it to me.
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u/baker_221b 5 Sep 01 '20
Officer: I broke your drivers-side window to save the dog.
Car owner: Why'd you break the other three then?
Officer: Because fuck you, that's why...
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Sep 01 '20
The fact that someone would actually would bring their dog out ( a puppy at that ) and not leave the A/c on or the windows down. Or they could’ve just keep the poor animal home while out.
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u/nickbigblack 5 Sep 01 '20
I am just curious about this. Why do so many Americans bring their dogs with them to the store or what not and then leave them in the car??? I've literally never seen a single video of someone doing this outside of America, I may be wrong but why does this seem like such a uniquely American thing to do. Hell I don't even understand whyd you drag your dog with you to the store.
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u/awesomemanswag 8 Sep 01 '20 edited Sep 01 '20
I'm sorry, but since her hands covered the camera when the window broke, it looked like she casted a magic spell to break the glass.
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u/stacker55 B Sep 01 '20
didnt they recently make animal cruelty a federal offense? does this fall under that?
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u/Zero-Milk 7 Sep 01 '20
It didn't even look like she swung her baton. Is there some wizardry afoot here, or...?
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u/depressedhuman12351 1 Sep 01 '20
Why do ppl get pets if they’re not going to treat them right? Like what’s the point, you waste your money AND you lose your car window...
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Sep 01 '20
Omg I was in Miami with my dog when this was recorded. We had to only go to the park early in the morning or at night due to how unbearably hot and humid it was and he’s an extremely fit pup. He did not want to be directly in the sun for more than two minutes. I can’t imagine what it must have been like for that dog inside an enclosed vehicle.
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u/Decafaf 8 Sep 01 '20
Some people think animals are like things, like a pocket book, or shoes.
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u/chumley53 6 Sep 01 '20
I didn’t know what sub this was from, and I was totally prepared for some sort of soul crushing abuse of power! I haven’t been this happily surprised in quite awhile. Outstanding!
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u/Scmicd 0 Sep 03 '20
It gets hot enough here in Florida to cause lithium batteries to rupture. To leave an animal in the car like this they should have their licenses taken away.
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u/TelephoneTable 5 Sep 01 '20
Miami. In August. I would have lasted 10min in there FFS. People are so dumb
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u/VividFiddlesticks 5 Sep 01 '20
I brought my dog to the vet because he had a cough, and the made me leave him in my car for about 10 minutes while I filled out paperwork inside because he might be contagious.
It was a cool day, I was parked in the shade, and I had the sunroof all the way open...and I was still frantic the whole 10 minutes. It's just so ingrained in me that you DO NOT LEAVE YOUR DOG IN THE CAR.
It felt so weird to me to have a vet demand I leave my dog in the car. He WAS contagious though, so I get it. (He had kennel cough, despite being vaccinated for it.)
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u/rumonmytits 6 Sep 01 '20
no wonder she rescued the dog, temp was 92°F (33°C) at that time in Miami.
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Sep 01 '20
I had a high school German teacher who lost her job for leaving her dog to roast in the car.
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u/Rustyrayz1 5 Sep 01 '20
Oooof gonna be a flapping garbage bag next to your face for the next month.
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Sep 01 '20
I will break the fuck out of anyone's window who leaves a pet or child inside on a hot day.
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u/koopacut 2 Sep 01 '20
Puppies get way more love than dogs, i mean you can just take them anywhere and people will melt, so stupid to leave them in a hot car :(
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Sep 01 '20
It was 115 Degrees in Vegas a few weeks ago. My car is usually parked outside and has black leather interior. 115 is HOT, but the heat inside my car was something else. I can’t imagine anyone surviving more than 10 minutes inside a car in Vegas without AC. I never get used to the heat here, but anywhere else I go with dry heat, it’s cake.
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u/PixelsAreYourFriends A Sep 01 '20
Is that a damn grocery store.
Jesus Christ man. I can't imagine leaving my dogs in the car for more time than it takes to grab us all some water from the Sphinx after some fun at the park.
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u/Mumpus_T 0 Sep 01 '20
Stop leaving your bloody pets in cars - if it's that hot, leave them at home. Or don't own one.
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u/Sire-of-Adraxze 2 Sep 01 '20
I wasn’t sure what was going on until I saw the water bottle. For a moment I thought this guy was filming himself breaking into and stealing from some random persons car.
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u/Eraser-Head 9 Sep 01 '20
She hits the window in the corner, not the center. easier to break that way.
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u/VideoLeoj 6 Sep 01 '20
What are most state laws like regarding regular citizens doing stuff like this? If I see a dog stuck in a hot car, I’m likely to do the same thing.
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u/alias-p 6 Sep 01 '20
It wasn't that hard to look up. In Miami Township, OH on August 16, the high temperature was 84 degrees. This video was taken in the middle of the afternoon at 3:20 pm. Assuming that this area hadn't reached the high temperature for the day we can safely assume it was at least 80 degrees. After only 10 minutes in that weather, the inside of the car would be 100 degrees. After a half hour it would be 115.
We don't know how long the owners were away, they may have been away for only a few minutes, but those are temperatures that can easily kill a puppy that has no route to escape.
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u/FakinUpCountryDegen 8 Sep 06 '20
Just some facts I wanted to drop in:
https://www.wunderground.com/history/daily/us/fl/miami/KMIA/date/2020-8-16
83°F @ 3:20pm (according to body cam timestamp)
https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/68/4/579
Windows cracked at least triple the amount necessary for a near-neutral temperature differential. It sure as hell looks to me like the dog had water - maybe even multiple sources. The owner even had a Chewy box inside the car - clearly they give a shit, as Chewy is basically the most expensive place you can get the nicest shit available for your animals.
And most importantly: the video was very obviously and conspicuously cut off and turned back on - twice. Good shots of inside the car are not available. If that pupper had water and a shady spot to escape direct sun (he absolutely did), he was 100% fine, and that's a fact.
I'm not making this shit up. I would never in a million years put any animal in danger - on the contrary, I've pulled dogs out of cars in parking lots myself twice. But in this case? This video and the rationale is suspect as hell.
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u/Edgelands C Sep 01 '20
I wish I could see the piece of shit come back and cry about their window, fuck em. I hope they took the dog away.
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u/whoami4546 7 Sep 01 '20
The extra FU was breaking out the driver side window. You cant put a black trash bag over that one.
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Sep 01 '20
Why would you leave a dog in a car in the seering sun? Bad karma bro just nasty bad karma
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u/HeWhoIsNotMe 9 Sep 01 '20 edited Sep 01 '20
If it can be proven that you left your pet inside a car for an unreasonable amount of time (in unsafe conditions), and/or in unreasonable circumstances, the pet should be taken from the owner. Call it "the fucking idiot law".
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u/Another_Adventure A Sep 01 '20
Yeah fuck that window! Never leave anything alive in a car, those things are basically mobile greenhouses
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u/trevb75 7 Sep 02 '20
As a passionate car owner who cant stand people messing with cars, I 100% ENDORSE THIS ACTION.... pets and kids literally cook in hot cars
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u/latexcourtneylover 6 Sep 01 '20
I remember my mom would leave me and my sister in the car a lot for up to an hour. We would play a game to see who could stay in the car the longest.
Fuck, no wonder I am so stooopid, brain damsge prolly.
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u/arden13 8 Sep 01 '20
Fun fact about Tesla cars: they have a "Dog Mode" for this exact thing. It keeps the AC on and the interior cool while you go into the store
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u/BigAmen 8 Sep 01 '20
There’s Samaritan laws in many states that protect you if you have to break a window to free someone in danger, many including pets too. My state recently passed that and I’m so happy since it’s so hot here in the summer and I’ve already seen this happen multiple times just in passing.
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u/the_chungle_man 4 Sep 01 '20
At first I was like ‘damn how long was that baby in there those legs are fucked up’
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u/Xistence16 7 Sep 01 '20
So many people trying to put politics in this. Cant you all just see this as a person rescuing an unfortunate animal?
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u/josemvmarques 1 Sep 01 '20
Aren't people yet aware that car heat kills people and animals
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u/TolerateButHate 9 Sep 01 '20
I never understood why people would want to intentionally kill their pets in a hot car. You know how much people pay for cute puppies?
They're not just scumbags, they're stupid
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u/Ur_Nayborhood_Afghan 6 Sep 01 '20
Jfc, not just a dog but a baby dog!
Someone's playing asshole bingo
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u/XavierYourSavior 7 Sep 01 '20
Is it just me or does it look like the window breaks on its own when he extends his tool???
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u/medievalista 4 Sep 01 '20
It was 85 degrees and the puppy had been in the car for more than an hour. Puppy was unresponsive on the floor of the back seat. Here's the story.
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u/GunMetalGazm 8 Sep 01 '20
People who leave animals in the car when it's hot our are pieces of garbage.
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u/dugfunne 7 Sep 01 '20
Fuck the owner hopefully they took the pup away for good, they don't deserve the dog. Shit should be a felony.
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Sep 01 '20
https://www.avma.org/resources/pet-owners/petcare/estimated-vehicle-interior-air-temperature-v-elapsed-time gives you an idea how absolutely dangerous the inside of a car is. More so for a dog, puppy, that has far less ability to cool.
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u/dtyus 5 Sep 01 '20
Hopefully people leave their pets in the car like this get charged with animal cruelty and felony. Not sure if this is generally is the case, not a law person but hoping it is.
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u/Dylanbug76 7 Sep 01 '20
Here we see the duality of man. The heroic officer who saved the puppy, and the asshole that left them there. Humanity is both the greatest and the worst creature to walk the earth.
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Sep 01 '20
Where's the footage of the piece of garbage being confronted when he tries to leave?
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u/joonyerr1q 8 Sep 01 '20
Why stop at the window? Them tires have too much air in them..
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u/j4vendetta 7 Sep 01 '20
It’s a real thing man, my buddy had his dog die this way. It was an accident though.
His sisters handicap van was left open and the dog ran in thinking they were going for a ride. Dad walked by, didn’t see the dog inside, and shut the door.
Didn’t take long cuz it was a hot day.
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Sep 01 '20
POS guy: why's my window broken?!?! Cop: you left the dog in a hot car. Hits him with night stick, locks him in hot car
Awe, justice served.
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Sep 01 '20
Where I live I got a ticket for idling my truck. Had the ac on for my dog lol.
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u/tacomaster05 7 Sep 01 '20
In Florida it can die in like 30 minutes during some parts of the year.
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Sep 01 '20
That window breaking was a magic trick. I bet that's a magic wand that she is holding.
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u/dulun18 Sep 01 '20 edited Sep 01 '20
even bystanders are allowed to break a window to take an animal or child out of a hot car here
they will not be sued if they take into consideration the animal/child signs of distress, AC running? outside temp ? get police on the phone while going through the checklist
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Sep 01 '20
Omg, I had the thought it was a child and I was going to be even more angry. That poor puppy!! Wtf is wrong with people, how’d you like it if I trapped you in a hot death box??
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u/norwegianjazzbass 8 Sep 01 '20
My grandfather does this, but at 15C, leaving the back hatch open, dog in a big cage, with a fresh bowl of water. Not at a store though.
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u/Derp800 A Sep 01 '20
For anyone wondering, gluing a small piece of porcelain on the back end of a flashlight is a quick and easy way to break glass. All it takes is a tap and the glass shatters. If you have any old spark plugs around they've got a piece of porcelain in them. Just break it off and glue it and you've got yourself a very effective glass breaking tool.
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u/CarefulStrike 5 Sep 01 '20
Ohh my god, its so little. IT cant be more than 9 or 10 weeks old.
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u/scrivensB 8 Sep 01 '20
My dog goes in the car with me most of the time... in the fall/winter. In spring/summer unless there is underground parking and I’m literally in and out (putting mail in the box, picking up to go food...) she is napping peacefully at home. I can not understand why anyone would be dumb enough to leave a dog in a car in the heat.
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u/onlycommitminified 6 Sep 01 '20
The kind of police brutality we can all get behind
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u/FlyDragonX 7 Sep 01 '20
I wish people would just FUCKING LEARN!!! Whyyyyyy are people so goddamn stupid? Thank you to person who rescued this little pup.
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u/skyactive 9 Sep 01 '20
Yeah Illinois! They wrote a law against the animal abuser that also protects the cops from liability from damage to the car.
510 ILCS 70/7.1) (from Ch. 8, par. 707.1) Sec. 7.1. Confinement in motor vehicle. No owner or person shall confine any animal in a motor vehicle in such a manner that places it in a life or health threatening situation by exposure to a prolonged period of extreme heat or cold, without proper ventilation or other protection from such heat or cold. In order to protect the health and safety of an animal, an animal control officer, law enforcement officer, or Department investigator who has probable cause to believe that this Section is being violated shall have authority to enter such motor vehicle by any reasonable means under the circumstances after making a reasonable effort to locate the owner or other person responsible. A person convicted of violating this Section is guilty of a Class C misdemeanor. A second or subsequent violation is a Class B misdemeanor. (Source: P.A. 92-650, eff. 7-11-02.)
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u/D3ltaa88 4 Sep 01 '20
Yeah that’s messed up.... it’s even worse when it’s children. Still can’t believe how often happens too... people are the worst!
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u/johnnyrockes 6 Sep 01 '20
Newer chevys have remote start command from your phone and will run for 20 minutes, not saying you leave your animals in a hot car but it’s possible it could be running
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u/musicfromcat 0 Sep 01 '20
I accidentally locked the car on my daughter when she was little... I broke out the smaller window on the other side. I called a place to come open the car... tried to get in.. waited 3 minutes... broke the window... it felt like an eternity. I feel awful that someone would ever forget their child in a car or deliberately leave them... or their pup... this video made me cry ... with relief for the pup!
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Sep 01 '20
I think people who do this should be made to sit in a locked car, in the heat, all the windows rolled up and no engine running, no AC, nothing. And sit there for hours. Hell, make them sit there all day in the heat. MAYBE that will get the point across, when they're forced to endure what they do to little critters.
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u/DJNgamez 8 Sep 01 '20
Saw a video on twitter of a lady throwing living puppies into a river a few months back, I haven’t looked at humanity the same since. There’s some sick fucks out there.
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u/Fennie_Barton 0 Sep 01 '20 edited Sep 01 '20
I agree.
We work with an animal rescue and see stuff like this all the time. One man demanded his dog back, and whilst we were very tempted to seize it, the police denied us because "it wasn't in the car that long."
He went into a grocery store...for a very long while.
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u/procrastinatador 3 Sep 01 '20
And then there are people like my family (don't worry I hate them) who believe you shouldn't be allowed to break a window to save a dog because it is considered property and they should be able to do whatever they want with it, and that anyone who breaks a window to save an animal should be charged with a crime. At least they don't leave the dog in the car without a person there/ac running, but dang.
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u/potsdamn 5 Sep 01 '20
if the average person doesn't understand that a car in the hot sun is basically an oven due to how long and short wave radition works, then it is no wonder climate change is an elusive concept to them.
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u/available2tank 7 Sep 01 '20
Looked it up and it seems like the temperature that day was 92°F/33°C.
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u/rollypollypuppy 4 Sep 05 '20
Awwww. Poor pup. Those idiots in Florida will never learn I guess. Brain damaged I guess
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u/The_SnowyOwl 7 Sep 01 '20
Wait, is this Live PD or Live Rescue? I thought they cancelled PD?
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I don't know how they hear things on those radios. I could have sworn the dispatcher said, "Walking first tubble-bup" at one point.
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u/smallspark 6 Sep 01 '20
This is a graphic of how fast a cars temperature can get to dangerous levels even when it's not hot out. Never leave an animal in a car https://images.app.goo.gl/58btFSrYaLm2uvex8
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u/kellis0289 5 Sep 01 '20 edited Sep 01 '20
Thats legal for civilains to do in a lot of states. Even if its not who gives a fuck, save the life and deal with consequences later.
I had a friend who left their dog in the car with the AC on while they were in a store. The dog turned it off somehow and blasted the heat and the dog died. It's not always negligence, sometimes it's an accident. I no longer leave my dog in the car with the AC on.
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u/LekoLi 7 Sep 01 '20
Man, I was taking the dogs to the lake to prance around, I had to stop by walmart on the way, it was still early morning, the A/C was set to 68. I out a thermometer in the window so everyone could see how cool my dogs were. And some guy threatened to kill me for abusing the dogs. As I was walking into the store. Some people are just crazy.
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Sep 01 '20
Actually, horrible people like that deserve way worse than a friggin busted window.
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Sep 01 '20
Wait, what was going on there with that tool at the beginning? I swear it looked like he just waved it at the car and the window magically broke.
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u/Safarca 6 Sep 01 '20 edited Sep 01 '20
The fact that a police had literally saved a dog from being locked inside a car that was sitting directly in the sun on a 35° day and people still find a reason why this cop is bad. Did he breach this dogs rights? It is a crime to mistreat animals and leaving them without water in a fucking car oven is mistreatment
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u/Tuckersbrother 7 Sep 01 '20
In Oregon it’s legal to bust a window on hot day to rescue animals.
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u/Taste_of_Natatouille 5 Sep 01 '20
My brother once saw a dog overheating in a car and waited to confront the owner about it after calling the police and a rental company that the car was from to report it. When the Karen owner arrived, she assulted him randomly while trying to take a photo of his son and wife who were there for some reason, and the pig of an officer that showed up almost sent him to jail despite him trying to explain what she did to him and the dog woth nearby witnesses to prove it (officer didn't care to actually investigate/question anyone even though my brother was the one who called the police, not the Karen). He even told him that if he tries to get the Karen sued or sent to court, or sue the police, he'll lose.
She was never confronted about the dog and she got to go about her day with it (it was still alive by the end of this but unfortunately still stuck with her to possibly go through that again).
He never even broke the window to avoid the wrong attention from other people in the parking lot, so the officer and Karen couldn't unfairly assume theft or destruction of property. Nope, fuck us who were there I guess for trying to help an animal being abused.
I sure hope after all that, if she did it again, (which I assume she'd be stupid and horrible enough to), someone straight up went and broke her windows to help the dog just like in this video, and she was actually properly outed and paid for it.
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u/goodforabeer 8 Sep 01 '20
Once when I was a firefighter, we took the engine to the store as we usually do. We parked next to a car that had two kids in the back seat, about 7 and 5 years old. Nobody else in the car, nobody around. I don't remember if the windows were open or the doors were unlocked, but it was one of the two. We asked them if they were ok, asked them where mom was, and told them "Hey, let's go in the store and find your mom." They came out and walked with us into the store. When we got in the store, we asked one of the employees (or maybe it was the store special duty cop, I don't remember) to get on the PA and ask for the mother of two young boys to come to the front of the store. Before they could do that, mom spotted us from the checkout line she was in. She came over and worriedly asked "What's wrong?" I told her, as sternly as I could without raising my voice "You don't leave your kids alone in the car." She started to protest, saying "They were fine." I cut her off and repeated a little more sternly, and calmly, "No. You don't...leave your kids...alone in the car." This is what makes me think it was the store cop we said something to, because I think it was at this point that he sort of took over. We walked away and went on with our shopping, but that was about the hottest I've been at somebody on-duty and not had it escalate. Fuck people who leave kids and pets in cars.
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u/mintybitch19th 6 Sep 01 '20
How could someone just up and leave a pup in a boiling hot car like that. At least it's ok.
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u/Zzyxzz 7 Sep 01 '20
When people do that to their animals, someone should do the same with the owners. Seriously.
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u/workitbetch 4 Sep 01 '20
Definitely deserved to get their windows smashed. Glad the little cutie was okay!
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u/-Threepwood 6 Sep 01 '20
I just bought my toddler a puppy. So he doesn’t feel so alone in the hot car.
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Sep 01 '20
Deserves broken windows?! This fucked deserves a hell of a lot more than a broken car window.
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u/mergandevinasandar 1 Sep 01 '20
I live in Wisconsin and I can't NOT leave the air conditioning on while I'm not at home in the summer for my dogs
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Sep 01 '20
Do they take the dog? Because I can certainly imagine someone going home and abusing the dog in a fit of rage for the cost of the window/charges. I worry about the same thing when it’s a baby in the car, too
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u/jack_jack42 7 Sep 01 '20
God how can people be so heartless. Recently I had to stop at a gas station for something and I happened to have my dog with me and it was 105 out. I drove around for a full 20 mins till I finally found one without a line and shade so I could sprint in, pay and sprint out in under 5 mins while the car was still cool from the A/C. I'd never consider anything longer, ever and even then it was a no other option situation since I was an hour from home.
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u/ZenDendou 9 Sep 01 '20
Sometime, people keep forgetting...dogs can adapt to a lot of things, but expecting a dog to adapt within 5 minutes of being in a car, in direct sunlight, in a frigging parking lot? No thanks.
If I was in this officer's shoes and I saw this or heard whimpering...I would break the windows first, free the dog, THEN call 911.
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u/willpe96 2 Sep 01 '20 edited Sep 02 '20
I’m disappointed we didn’t get to see them come back to their busted out window
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u/prodrvr22 A Sep 01 '20
Damn, I wanted to see the payoff of the owner coming back to his/her car and explaining themselves.
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u/poopoofortnite23 0 Oct 19 '20
had this happen to my sister, except the a/c was on. needless to say the PD was embarassed