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The volume of the article devoted to some incidents that the police from this department have been involved in makes this read like an attack the Hawthorne police article. Crimes happen outside police stations, sometimes, but I fail to see why that justifies being included in this article. Also, criminals get arrested, and sometimes the videos of those arrests are shared on social media. While this might make for entertaining viewing and numerous TV series are made devoted to this policing activity, inclusion in this article would seem routine news. Likewise, a dog that attacks a police officer is likely to be shot. What I think reader's want to know is: was the shooting justified or was the owner at fault for not closing the window or better restraining the dog, rather than filming his arrest? What disciplinary action, if any, was taken against the officers? - Cameron Dewe (talk) 03:09, 18 January 2025 (UTC)Reply
