ARRESTED FOR ASSAULTING SERVICE DOG & HANDLER
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- My opinion, even if the dog did jump on her, it sounds like she was instigating a lot before that happened. Some state laws protect service animals when they do something after being instigated by someone. In this situation, that argument with the woman, and no telling what else she did therefor being the reason the dog jumped.
Service Dogs are NOT robots. They are well trained. But you have to LEAVE THEM ALONE TO DO THEIR JOBS.
It’s illegal to interfere with a service dog. To harm them. Etc.
Give us space! #servicedog #arrested #assault
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Props to this cop for knowing some of the laws correctly, and for arresting her.
I hope this serves as a public example to others like her so they can see what will happen to them if they harass disabled people and their dogs
I agree 💯
I'm pretty sure it was a fake SD he showed a registration card and it jumped on her
@@danielleeasley880 Even so kicking it was animal abuse.
Not much makes me actually lol these days, but when she said “ya my mouth” 😂😂😂
That’s a amazing cop
Here in CT some cops doesn’t care about service dogs and the law
I saw this clip and thought of you right away. That was crazy.
"Have you got any weapons on you?'
"Ya, my mouth."
Her own worst enemy... and her long suffering husband finally feels vindicated.
Her long suffering husband probably said he couldn't come up with the bail money for a week or two 😉
I actually am pushing for a new law... where knowingly affecting a service animal is the same as messing with their life support...
I’m so glad this officer didn’t put up with any garbage from this brat. Imagine getting arrested at 80 for assault 😂
For kicking a service dog in the ass lol
Animal abuse! She's laughing like it's ok to hurt someone and their animal.
“This hurts”
“It’s not supposed to be comfortable”
I absolutely love that response. Great cop!
The woman was obviously being hostile to the handler. The handler could have had ptsd and/or anxiety.
The cop was awesome !! I love how calm and well he explained over n over y she was wrong
I can't believe she thought she had the right to behave that way. Disgusting and makes those of the older generations who are good people look like crap
Note: there is no garentee what this woman said was true the dog jumped on her or whatever. If you weren't there we can't say 100% what happened. But she does need to mind her own business. No one has a right to demand knowledge of your disabilities
Actually, if she isn't breaking the law, she has the right to ACT any way she wants. We Hava a constitution for a reason.
@@hoosierhyperwatch5884 Kicking a service dog. No you don't have the right. Hate to break it to you.
@@hoosierhyperwatch5884hate to break it to ya, but she broke multiple laws. One: only the business is allowed to ask the legal questions. Two: she kicked an animal which in and of itself is an arrest able offense. Three: it’s illegal to interfere with a service animal. So no, she can’t just ACT any way she wants to.
@@mcrchickenluvrsure she wasn't in the right for much of it but if an animal jumps on me and I don't want it to ima fkin kick it or worse😂😂 just saying kicking an animal isn't always an offence. That being said this broad ain't smart and started the confrontation which is probably why the dog jumped on her therefore her own fault.
Just so everyone here understands!!!
This woman KICKED THE MAN NOT THE DOG!!!!!!!!
She kicked the MAN because the dog JUMPED on her! STILL NOT OK, but the facts are the facts. 🤷🏼♀️
Well hallelujah! It's about time. Thank you officer for sharing this. Maybe this will be a wake up call to the public. Don't mess with our service animals. Thank you Dom for finding and sharing. Love and hugs always Kat❤and service dog Happy 🐕🦺🐾🐾
She said the dog jumped on her tho if that's true then it might not be a real service dog or she could be lying
@danielleeasley880 If the dog did jump on her it was probably because it was doing its job of alerting the person of the probably coming. Diabetic alert dogs will detect spiked blood sugar in a crowd and will alert them by pawing or jumping. She might have been spiking and the dog was alerting her that she needed to get her blood sugar down. They don't always only alert their own owner they will alert anybody.
Oh my gosh I love this cop!! Good job standing up for us service dog owners!! Oh this made me giggle so much haha this lady
Dominique, what state is this in!? I'm glad she was arrested!
From what I could see of the cruiser, Indian River County. After a quick Google search: Florida.
Good Job arresting her. service dog need to respect. There are owner that let you Pet them but they will let you know you can Pet them. I always be sure to talk to the owner looking at the owner that the dog is cute not looking a the dog but if the owner said you can Pet if you want I so happy to do it but never distract the dog.❤
The Service Dog probably jumped on that lady to alert her to calm the F down…
That’s not how service dogs act. The fact that the dog jumped on her means the dog probably was not a service dog.
@CloverPopPup If the dog is trained to alert to signs of distress then it's possible it was trying to alert to her. But it's hard to say without knowing the details. If the person had a fake service dog then I doubt they would've called the police.
Not exactly. Service dogs are exempt when they’ve been purposely harassed etc. she instigated it. And without knowing more, we assume it’s a legitimate service dog. If we were harassed, and Mya jumped on someone, would you still think she’s not a service dog? Or maybe the stress of that particular situation was that stressful?
@@CleverClover2023 First I was making a joke but also service dogs aren’t robots. If someone was acting like that towards me I wouldn’t be surprised if my service dog made a mistake too.
@@CleverClover2023as OP said, they were making a joke. Also, the dog could very have still been in training. The dog also could’ve been trained to alert another person if the handler wasn’t able to.
Thank goodness she got arrested 🎉🎉🎉🎉🙏
The entitlement of some people omg.
Yesterday I went to the park to train my two service dogs. They were doing absolutely amazing but when we got there a huge group of like 6 year olds came running to them (keep in mind my dogs are still in training) and that really startled them but I was proud of them for not going crazy or anything they just jumped back. The kids were all asking to pet them and my dad was there and I kept looking at him to tell the kids something like they are service dogs working because I have a hard time talking to people. The kids kept asking to pet and my answer kept being the same “it’s better not to pet a working a dog” and all that stuff. The kids proceeded to ask (and their parents were there) and they just started petting them which really started triggering me. I started explaining to them how important it is not to pet a working dog. Then they insulted one of my dogs which was the one that was more trained because it wasn’t listening to all the children’s commands they were giving her. My dogs missed an alert because the whole time we were there to train, the kids were petting the dogs without my permission and asking many questions. Eventually, the last 7 minutes we were there, the kids said they’d let us go train. My dad went to go sit on a bench with one of my dogs and the other I was training an ALERT to. The kids came running back over and wanted to train her. They were completely acting like the alert was a game and fun stuff so they kept having her try to alert them to nothing and all the kids were giving her different commands at a time and all that was really stressful for me. It’s very important to teach service dogs to little kids because if they weren’t little, what they did would have gotten arrested. The kids also were throwing sticks and bouncing beach balls on my dogs head luckily they didn’t really care. It’s really sad when you are disabled trying to live a good happy life but people act like your dog trying to save your life is a game 😞
The parents could’ve taken the fall for that. If their child does something to interfere with a service dog and the parent sees it and does nothing to stop them, they’re legally liable for any medical emergency you have because of it.
I have actually trained my service animal to back away when someone wants to pet my service animal. I am so sorry that happened with you and your medical babies. Many hugs to you
@@katfain1274 Thank you! I’ve never thought of teaching her that!
Should have told the parents that if they don't go away with their kids that u r going to have the police take them away.
It's one thing to teach people who r willing to listen and be respectful.
It's completely different to allow people who r rude and actually causing major issues to continue to do so.
People like that need taught a harsher lesson right then and there.
I don't tolerate people messing with my service dog.
Especially throwing stuff at my service dog and or causing the dog to miss an alert.
That is them technically breaking the laws.
I honestly would have snapped.
I would have flipped out on them and had the police called at that point.
Clearly the parents don't want to teach their kids, so apparently the law needs to step in and help teach them both.
@@carriehollyland3596 The thing is I have a really hard time talking so I was waiting for my dad to say something but he didn’t say anything so I didn’t know what to do and the kids were so cute and I knew they didn’t try to do all that and they just loved animals which I understand but it did make me a little mad how the parents didn’t know anything about service dogs even after I tried explaining to them what service dogs do they acted like it didn’t apply to their kids. The kids were about 6 so I didn’t wanna say anything that could make them cry because that really makes me stressed. That was the one time I forgot their sd harnesses and never again will I do that even though they are still service dogs without the harness people don’t understand that
I can see her distracting the dog to be pet or calling them, the dog jumping on her becouse it got confused and its something the dog does off duty (maybe even the dog was in training) and then her attacking the dog thinking its ok regardless if its a service dog or not...honestly glad she got arrested
That’s what I figure too
Here's my other suspicion, considering her responses. Depending on how close she got to the handler and given how aggressive she admitted to being, she may have started to stress the handler out and caused an anxiety attack. If the alert was jumping on the handler and this woman was too close? I can see this gem of a human being jumping to the conclusion that the dog was trying to jump on HER rather than alerting their handler.
Either way, this woman decided to play a stupid game and won a stupid prize. Hope she enjoyed it.
@@alytabaldo4462 that’s extremely possible. She apparently lied about it. From what I’ve seen others say.
You would think at her age, she would be more respectful to handicapped persons, their service animal and our police. She deserves everything the law gives her! She is wrong, thinking she is “entitled”. Good Grief, she needs to be “schooled”.
Seems like she's watched too many "fake service dog" videos and completely misunderstood any parts that explain the law. There are so many on YT and so many people are in the comments completely missing the point.
I think Dom does a great job of explaining the laws and addressing misunderstandings in the comments, btw. I'm referring to other videos.
Wasn’t she parked in a handicap spot?
All I can is wow how dear she do that to a dog who was help the handler live in this world
Wow that's crazy. Thanks for sharing this. Now I see what will happen if that happens.😮 You're smart.
Good for the cop cause what she did was wrong ahe don't work there and she can't assault him and ask him for docs
Charges were dropped when it was deemed a fake service dog.
Proof of it being fake?
Never saw any article saying it was fake or that charges were dropped.
And whether it was fake or not still doesn't mean she can harass and physically assault him and causing a big scene.
Charges would most certainly still have stuck for that, whether a service dog was fake or not.
This is a very good example of why not to mess with service dogs. Like this woman was clearly instigating everything. I am very happy that the woman got in trouble because no matter what she should not have kicked the dog. Even just her kicking the dog is awful. Just because a dog jumps on you does not mean their aggressive. People forget that dogs can't talk so they express happiness differently, and sometimes that's jumping. Also, the service dog could have thought it was tasking. Who knows but either way the woman SHOULD NOT have kicked the dog. Just saying the cop did very well and if I were the cop in that situation I may not have been so nice finding out the woman kicked the dog. Makes me furious when someone hurts an animal. Hope you're doing well and life treating you well!!!!
The dog never jumped on her.
She lied about that.
And she didn't kick the dog, she kicked the handler because the handler told her off after she started harassing the service dog team.
Is there video of this?
Good job Officer for protecting people with disabilities. Good job you’re doing the right thing helping people with disabilities. Good job officer.❤😂
She definitely had that comming, I would have been so livid if she tried to or actually did hit/kick/hurt my service dog. Thankfully my husband is always with us and knows how to handle difficult people. Im open to talk to people about my service dog and inform them my rights to bring him with me. He is my medical equipment that has saved me from a few dangerous situations. Before my husband was in the picture I had a panic attack that brought my heart rate to dangerous levels, he alerted I sat down in the middle of the isle and he laid on me till it passed. The Walmart I was in the employees were amazing, they were so kind in helping to the front and asked if I needed to call anyone. It would have made it more dangerous for me if some person like this came up and distracted him from his alert. Thank you Officer for arresting her.
How did she make it to 80acting like a four year old?
Thank you for sharing this!
Dogs do get very protective of those they help every day. If this lady can't understand that and keeps accusing the dog of attacking her, she definitely needs help. She also doesn't belong in civil society.
well service dogs can not jump on other people sure yes true but, if that is what she's claiming, but she also can be making that up. jumping up on the owner CAN be a type of alert for some though even .SD can have off days or their moments and would expect anyone to have one with the loon lady. and for the officer's note, he was being really nice saying she was only acting 14 when in reality it's more like 2 or worse. and I've seen 2 y and teens acting better than her lol. glad officer took action on her.
The dog never jumped on her.
She lied about that.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I wanna see the full story, if the dog jumped on her, being a stranger, maybe it was a fake or poorly trained? Either way these cops did a good job, I’m sure she did something to make the dog do that to her judging by her hostile attitude, probably instigated a reaction and purposely provoked the dog if it was a real sd, if it wasn’t real then this lady and the fake sd handler are both in the wrong, (this lady could also be lying just to get the dog kicked out too)
The dog never jumped on her.
She lied about that.
The officer even called her out on that.
In CMHA they called the cops and wanted to take me away because I brought my service dog to CMHA and they said no service dogs because they are like ESA animals are animals that’s what they told me and the cops didn’t do anything
Is she going to mouth off to the Judge like that too?! 😂 I'd like to be the fly on the wall for that one, as she pisses the Judge off. What a Karen!
Well good she got what she deserved and personally never had this experience with me when i had my dog that was trying to train up around the time but some poeple in general have nothing better to do then to pick on people for have their service dog in a store who isnt doing anything but trying to foucs on you the owner and for her to say that she kicked that poor animal that’s absolutely not okay especially when its not hers i hope your dogs alright and hope he or she wasnt truely hurt to go to the vet im sorry that happened to u but at least the cop got her and took her to the police station where she cearly needs and good talking too to get something to go through her head about what she did
Just out of curiosity, if you went to an establishment and an actual staff member (not a random civilian) asked to see some sort of proof about your service dog, would you still elect not to show it? I just think staff at the very least should know in order to prevent fakers.
There’s nothing we can provide to anyone.
They can only ask two questions per the law. 1. Is it a service animal required for a disability? 2. What tasks is it trained to perform?
If the dog is out of control and misbehaving, and the handler does not take effective action to control the animal, they can legally be removed.
9 times out of 10. Someone showing you some sort of ID or paperwork, doesn’t have a legitimate service dog. I have paperwork from our program, but we are not to disclose it.
You make your judgement based off the dog itself. It’s fairly easy to tell a service dog, or even one in training whos still learning, apart from an average untrained pet dog.
I worked in the Hotel industry as an Assistant General Manager, I had plenty of individuals bring service animals in. Employees are only allowed to ask 2 specific questions and we are not allowed to request any further information regarding the animal or individual as that is protected information - asking for such information can get an employee in trouble if not terminated. We typically noted on guest records if the individual had a service animal so if they ever visited another location the staff never had to ask again regarding the animal and typically, we try to include the animals name so they could also be greeted as a guest.
But it is the second question that allows us to determine if the animal is a Qualified service animal under the ADA as they are specifically trained to perform a task and the individual can identify the type of task without providing information regarding their condition, unfortunately Emotional Support animals are not covered by the ADA as they don't perform a specific task and are not permitted. Many times, we would have guest try to bring in dogs, cats and birds as Emotional Support animals, the hotel had a zero-pet policy except Service Dogs, so depending on the length of stay and availability of pet friendly locations nearby would we either move their reservation or charge a Pet fee.
It is obvious who the fakers are if you know the qualifications for service animals. It should never be the protected class of people needing to prove themselves and thankfully in this case the law does protect disabled people.
What proof?
Granny got some attitude!!!!
I hope she did buy ice cream!
Smart head 42
great cop
Why did the officer ask to see the service dog paperwork?
Why did he have paperwork? Isnt that a sign of a fake service dog?
He didnt give the dog any commands that whole time. The dog wasnt looking st him at all. He was well behaved but that doesnt mean he was in the store.
Why didnt the cop ask the man what tasks his dog was trained for?
Service dogs are not required to look at you all the time.
@@Ausgar-yc1yl When did i say that they did?
@@Purple_911 You just edited your comment. Try again.
@@Ausgar-yc1yl You're retarded. I haven't touched that old comment.
@@Ausgar-yc1yl what was changed?
The cop is in the wrong. ANYONE can ask is the dog a service animal and what is the dog trained to do. Those questions arent just for businesses. I ask when I see dogs in a store they dont belong in. The fact that the handler had paperwork shows that the dog wasnt a service dog.
Wowwww!!!!
I dought the dog was a service. Animal lol she funny
The dog was a service dog.
She may be in the wrong...
...but
She's NOT WRONG, that " service dogs don't jump on people"!!!!
Just saying 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
Eh. If you’re antagonizing, I could see how a dog could become nervous in some situations. You don’t know the full context of what happened. For all we know the dog jumped after being kicked. That’s just what she claims.
Either way. Service dogs aren’t robots.
Under normal circumstances, yes they shouldn’t jump. But under serious stress, you’re expecting an animal to handle that better than most of us people do? Cut the dogs some slack. I’m so sick of worrying about my dog being perfect. She always is. But service dogs are still dogs. And mistakes DO happen. It’s normal. And it’s okay.
But not knowing the full story, we can’t jump to conclusions.
Yea no the dog never actually jumped on her.
She lied about that.
She got arrested and charged with battery on a person over 65 and disorderly conduct
Sometimes jumping on the handler can be a task. Just saying.
Also it's Important to point out that a service dog can have a bad day because they are living beings and we all have bad days. The consequence of a service dog having a bad day is losing public access rights. That's all. It it up to the business to decide if they want to enforce their rights to kick the team out. All a customer can do is leave the business. There is no legal recourse for a pet dog jumping on a person, unless the person is injured - then they can sue for damages (usually medical costs) - this isn't any different for a service dog having a bad day.
We need to stop framing misbehaving dogs as "fake service animals" (even if it doesn't play as well with the algorithm - maybe there's a way to hack this in title cards while still pivoting away from the narrative?) and instead call it was it is: an under trained dog, or a dog having a bad day. The "fake" service dog narrative emboldens folks who otherwise are not involved to harass service dog teams thinking they're catching a "faker", when they should be minding their own goddamn business. Many of them have a savior complex and want to "save the real disableds" from having to deal with "fakers" and all it does is hurt disabled people, especially those of us with invisible disabilities.
The cop is wrong. First off anyone can ask if a dog is a service animal and what task it is trained to do. So she can legally ask the owner of the dog. Second the dog wasn’t a service dog if it was jumping on her.
That still doesn’t excuse kicking the dog, that’s animal abuse plain and simple. And although service dogs have to be well behaved, it could have been in training, which is still protected under most circumstances. Or some service dogs (not all obviously) will alert on other people, which depending on what the dog is for, may be what’s happening because she was obviously getting angry and aggressive.
Anyone can ask. But she does not have to answer them. They aren’t employees. Compare it to when I cAll people out with fakes. The dog is barking etc. they don’t have to answer me. But I’m going to give them fucking hell until they get out because it’s beyond obvious it’s not a service dog and they are endangering mine
How do you know the dog wasn’t still in training or trying to alert her to its handler’s situation?
@@mcrchickenluvrthat’s another EXTREMELY GOOD POINT
@@ServiceDogPaws even if it is a fake, that still doesn’t give her the right to physically harm and animal.
The irony is that the old C is parked in a disabled parking spot.
I don’t understand why some people think that they have the right to fuck with other people? Leave people alone and you won’t get arrested. Or in some cases you mess with the wrong person and you end up losing your life over something that wouldn’t even matter to a normal person. This woman is an absolute nightmare it’s a shame she never got taught to be polite on the street. Mind your own bobber people
Sadly a lot of us service dog handlers run into cases like this. I’ve had someone get physical with me over my dog before. They were lucky I didn’t swing when they pushed me
people distract and make kissing noises at my service dog all the time. if anyone were to EVER hurt her in ANYWAY SHAPE OR FORM, this will be you. people think harassing dogs arent a big deal... try again. this cop is AMAZING🤌🏻
I’m glad She got arrested. I hope this shows people, that it’s not ok to harass us-Disabled people and our Service Dogs 🦮🐕🦺. Also, that anyone can probably end up like this person, if They keep trying to instigate/escalate the situation.
what the fuck is wrong with people in this day and age