NY POLICE MURDER FAMILY DOG IN FRONT OF 10 Y/O GIRL DURING RAID AT WRONG HOUSE

Despite attempts for over a year to keep body cam footage suppressed, police release video showing an officer murder a non-aggressive pet. 

Police executed a search warrant at an incorrect residence in October 2018 to investigate complaints of a “drug ring”. What happens next is a terrifying scene that claimed the life of that family dog and left a little girl traumatized. 

The Free Thought Project reports: 

“Last October, nearly a dozen cops swarmed the home of Charles Dempsey to allegedly “disrupt the suspected sale of illegal drugs by people who had congregated there.” However, Dempsey sold no such drugs from his home and was entirely innocent. This did not matter to the officers though.

As the video shows, the officer hops the fence and moments later Tesla rounds the corner barking at the intruder in her yard. Without hesitation and without simply jumping back over the fence, officer Algarin pulled his gun and fired two rounds into Tesla, killing her, but not before she yelped in agony from the pain of the bullets lodged in her body.

Seconds later, heartbroken Charles is seen staggering into the garden, sobbing as he pleads with the armed intruder who just trespassed onto his private property and killed his dog.

“What the f**k is wrong with you? Why did you do this? What the f**k is wrong with you?” Charles yells at the cop through tears”

The family has obtained attorney Elliot Shields to find justice for the murder of their dog and trauma experienced by their daughter. 

The video was only released after Shields filed an open-records lawsuit with the city. 

According to an ACLU report, 62% of swat raids are drug related and come at an average cost of $1,500/hour. 

According to use of force reports requested by WGRZ-TV under the Freedom of Information Law, Buffalo Police shot 92 dogs from Jan. 1, 2011 through Sept. 2014. Seventy-three of those dogs died. Nineteen survived.

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