dont want to start a new new debate.just thought i would let everyone know i have recieved news from the rspca the investigation into the deaths of the two dogs is still ongoing so no further comment.i also contacted the police complaints comission who have replied to say the rspca are investigating so they are not involved at the present time.
just wonder how long the rspca will take to reach conclusions.and if the police are in the wrong will the ipcc then get involved.
i
will keep pushing for information and will keep all interested informed.

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I think you SHOULD , or this thread SHOULD start a new debate! justice for these dogs! the police should NOT be exempt from the law! action needs to be taken against the officier responsible! can you even begin to imagine what a horrific death those poor dogs suffered!

just waiting to see what rspca and ipcc do i will be in contact daily till i find the outcome.and yes someone is to blame but is it one man or the whole police system for caring for their dogs.im waiting for that answer

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It is ONE officer that is responsible! each dog is designated to a handler! and they handle (building a bond) for its entire working life#!
This happened last year in Nottinghamshire! It hould NEVER NEVER have happened again!
The officer should be dismissed
WITHOUT pension!
It is a crime!

Is it true this guy had lost a dog previously aswell?

Whole police system, seriously? Dont be puerile!

The officer took his dogs in his private car, failed for no good reason to mention where they were or to organise them to be properly cared for when there was a fab facility available. This is not a 'whole police system' faiure, rather one idiotic individual.

Human first, job title afterwards, please.

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RIP Jake, my best dog. 10.8.10
RIP Boomerang, beautiful horse. 27.5.08

Who said it were 'whole system' failure?

TAZSDAD asked that question, single copper or the police as a whole

Yep! I just re read! and i read it that he were asking the question as a matter of course! NOT assuming it!
and bearing in mind that Nottinghamshire had a similar loss last year them maybe it does need questioning!!!!!! Makesyou wonder has there been similair losses that have NOT made the headlines

I'm sure there's lots of stuff covered up we never find out about in all aspects of the country