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Disturbing to watch: US cop caught on camera beating his dog 31 Dec, 2020 12:30 AM 3 minutes to read Video has emerged of a police officer in California holding down a K9 unit dog and punching it in the face. Video / Mikemcgary1 Video has emerged of a police officer in California holding down a K9 unit dog and punching it in the face. Video / Mikemcgary1 NZ Herald Disturbing video has emerged of the moment a US police officer punched his canine partner, with an outraged witness saying he heard ...

Plymouth Police K-9 Shot Dead By Officer A Plymouth Police Department K-9 named "Nico" is dead after the dog attacked its handler and was shot by the officer. Tuesday morning at around 9:20 a.m. Plymouth officers were dispatched to Court Street for a report of a fleeing suspect. K-9 Officer Keith Larson pulled into a commercial parking lot to prepare Nico, a German shepherd, for the operation. During the interaction, Nico bit Larson. The officer was forced to use his service weapon after severa...

Plymouth police officer shoots K9 partner after dog attacks him Wicked Local PLYMOUTH – A local police officer shot and killed his K9 partner after the dog attacked him as they prepared for a call near downtown Plymouth Tuesday morning. Officer Keith Larson, a 17-year veteran of the police force, was seriously injured in the attack with bites to both arms and both hands. His dog, Nico, a 2-year-old purebred German shepherd, died at the scene. “It latched onto his hand and he was unable to d...

"I dont think it lasted more than 30 or 45 seconds which is a long time for him to go through that and as Im sure you realize difficult for a K-9 officer to dispatch his own dog like that," Police Chief Michael Botieri said. The officer tried several attempts to disengage the dog but was forced to discharge his service weapon, according to Botieri. "I heard about 3 shots," said Lori Medeiros who works nearby. "I got up to look outside and in doing so, saw a police officer down on the ground in ...

Updated: 5:30 PM EST Dec 29, 2020 Plymouth police confirm one of their K-9s is dead after the dog attacked its handler and was shot by the officer.The incident happened in a commercial parking lot on Court Street Tuesday morning.Plymouth Police Chief Michael Botieri says officers were dispatched at about 9:20 a.m. to a call for service in the area of 179 Court St., where the suspect had fled the scene.K-9 Officer Keith Larson pulled into the parking lot to prepare his K-9, a German sh...

Massachusetts police officer shoots, kills his K-9 after dog attacks him © Plymouth Police Dept. Plymouth Police K-9 Officer Keith Larson and his K-9, a German shepherd named Nico Plymouth police confirm one of their K-9s is dead after the dog attacked its handler and was shot by the officer. The incident happened in a commercial parking lot on Court Street Tuesday morning.Sign up for our Newsletters Plymouth Police Chief Michael Botieri says officers were dispatched at about 9:20 a.m. to a ...

BID-Plymouth hospital to start giving staff COVID-19 vaccine Wicked Local PLYMOUTH – BID-Plymouth hospital will begin receiving the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine mid-week and plans to start vaccinating staff right away. Dr. Richard Nesto, chief medical officer and incident commander for Beth Israel Lahey Health, said the hospital expects to start vaccinating staff Wednesday. In a statement, Nesto said a multi-discipline BILH Vaccine Command Team has developed a highly coordinated, systematic plan a...