Beware: if you walk your dog with-out a leash and give a false name (unless you are a illegal due to sanctuary city status), you will be hit with electrical shock.
Chainpin must be beating his head against the bunker walls, now “park rangers” are involved in the take over of the US along with other law enforcemnet agencies.
Ranger zaps off-leash dog walker with shock weapon
If she was arresting him and he resisted then it makes sense - but she’ll have to justify why she was arresting this guy walking two small un-leashed dogs.
I suspect he talked back to her and she didn’t like him not respecting his authority… Zzzzzzzappppp
The park ranger encountered Gary Hesterberg with his two small dogs Sunday afternoon at Rancho Corral de Tierra, which was recently incorporated into the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, said Howard Levitt, a spokesman for the park service.
This is the kind of crap we get when the feds take over our land.
Beware: if you walk your dog with-out a leash and give a false name (unless you are a illegal due to sanctuary city status), you will be hit with electrical shock.
Chainpin must be beating his head against the bunker walls, now “park rangers” are involved in the take over of the US along with other law enforcemnet agencies.
Ranger zaps off-leash dog walker with shock weapon
Good on the ranger. Just put your dog on a leash. It’s not like its a hard law to obey.
Uhh wat?
The guy was walking away. Not sure how that’s threatening enough to require the ranger to tase the guy. Actually, not sure how that’s threatening at all.
Good on the ranger. Just put your dog on a leash. It’s not like its a hard law to obey.
Uhh wat?
The guy was walking away. Not sure how that’s threatening enough to require the ranger to tase the guy. Actually, not sure how that’s threatening at all.
I took it another way. The officer required him to stay and he kept trying to leave. Perhaps for this officer this was the safest way to subdue the person. I bet they think twice before disobeying an officer next time. If you think that is unfair, I’d suggest you see what happens when you try to walk a way from a police officer who is talking to you. I suspect it would go simllarly.
I saw this coming from miles away. A liberal parading as a rogue Montana conservative walking little Paris Hilton handbag dogs as a way to distract authorities from the larger Occupy Oakland protests across the bay.
Good on the ranger. Just put your dog on a leash. It’s not like its a hard law to obey.
Uhh wat?
The guy was walking away. Not sure how that’s threatening enough to require the ranger to tase the guy. Actually, not sure how that’s threatening at all.
I took it another way. The officer required him to stay and he kept trying to leave. Perhaps for this officer this was the safest way to subdue the person. I bet they think twice before disobeying an officer next time. If you think that is unfair, I’d suggest you see what happens when you try to walk a way from a police officer who is talking to you. I suspect it would go simllarly.
It depends on if the officer has detained you or not. If the officer has not detained you, then you are free to walk away. If you don’t want to talk to a cop, just ask that question. If they say no, then say have a good day and keep walking. If they say yes, then say you’re not saying anything until you speak to an attorney. And if they ask for your ID, just tell them your name, you don’t have to provide a physical ID unless you are driving a car(drivers license). But never provide a false name, because now you just committed a crime.
Who, exactly, is the “they” you are referring to? Golden Gate National Recreation Area? I don’t think the park service is “protecting illegals”. If you’re talking about the city of SF, you’re a posting in the wrong thread. Despite the title of this thread, this didn’t happen in San Francisco (city or county for that matter).
But don’t let google maps stand in the way of you making a political statement that has nothing to do with this topic.
You would have been even further off had you said Marin. The point is, the “protecting illegals” statement is completely out of place. Once again, certain people are over politicizing and simply making no sense at all.
You are right, my bad. I did not know they recently added that are as part of the GGNP. All I rememeber when I Lived in Navato was how the walking turds would spike the trails to mess with the mountain bikers. I went to those town meetings regarding those, and man did it ugly fast…that was in 1990-1994…And, I even mountain biked with Sammy Hagar a couple of times. He rode a custom made Salsa…
Good on the ranger. Just put your dog on a leash. It’s not like its a hard law to obey.
Uhh wat?
The guy was walking away. Not sure how that’s threatening enough to require the ranger to tase the guy. Actually, not sure how that’s threatening at all.
I took it another way. The officer required him to stay and he kept trying to leave. Perhaps for this officer this was the safest way to subdue the person. I bet they think twice before disobeying an officer next time. If you think that is unfair, I’d suggest you see what happens when you try to walk a way from a police officer who is talking to you. I suspect it would go simllarly.
Uh sorry, no. First off, it’s a park ranger, not a cop. Secondly, this was for having dogs off-leash. The park ranger, if they were really that butt-hurt about the whole thing, could have called the cops - of course they probably would have told her not to waste their time.
Attacking the person when they were clearly not a threat is crossing the line. The taser is provided so that the ranger can defend herself if a situation turns ugly. Not to stop people from LEAVING. This ranger should be fired.
