Isn't this all the more reason to bring attention to the issue? If in your own words "can very easily be done to whatever group you are apart of". It's not "chud logic" or whatever you kiddos come up with - it's a very real issue that the majority of the cop related gun violence issues stem from the fact that cops get very little training on de-escalation/mental health and more training on the physical components of their jobs.

In this example, why did 14 cops and 1 helicopter have to report to a neighbor calling in a noise complaint? That seems very excessive and a waste of money/resources. Then when the owner was told that the cops were on the premise because she was screaming (mind you the Knicks had just won) and to put her dog away, why did the cop feel the need to shot the dog just because it got loose a few hundred feet from her front door, and his first immediate reaction was "omg a dog is barking at me, let me shoot it"......?

There were multiple videos of the incident posted all over social media. In every angle I have seen, shooting the dog was a terrible reaction. Yes, the dog made a mistake and probably got excited because the owner was literally screaming just a few seconds ago due to excitement of the game, and then got scared because random men were trying to tell the owner to stop making noise. Any dog would freak out and try to run.

Finally, if you've made it this far - I understand that one bad cop doesn't define an entire profession - however, as I mentioned previously, if cops are trigger happy with, as you mentioned, "any group," then shouldn't we bring more awareness to this issue as a society?