Trump says living in Detroit is like living in hell

[Bryce]

I spent last weekend, 12 hours a day, in the neighborhood's of Detroit. I'm still depressed.

[MWmetalhead]

I won't ask what you were doing there.

I generally agree. There are maybe three neighborhoods in the entire city that are livable. I don't really count downtown or midtown as a "neighborhood." Those are commercial districts first & foremost.

[Bryce]

I won't ask what you were doing there.

I'm not embarrassed about it. It was a wild/homeless/abandoned dog project.

The new director of Animal Control is an absolute piece of shit. His kill rates have skyrocketed since taking over for a prince of man. We're being proactive.

[Honeyman]

Thanks for fighting the good fight, Bryce!

[TC Talks]

Animal Control isn't the biggest problem for dogs.

The Department of Justice estimates that at least 25 dogs are killed by police every day. 

The Puppycide Database Project estimates the number of dogs being killed by police to be closer to 500 dogs a day (which translates to 182,000 dogs a year).

Because not all police departments keep track of canine shootings, these numbers vary widely. However, whatever the final body count, what we’re dealing with is an epidemic of vast proportions.

The so-called “dangerous” breeds of dogs aren’t the only ones that are being killed in encounters with police either.

Essentially, police can shoot your dog for any reason or no reason at all. What’s more, the general consensus from the courts thus far has been to absolve police from charges of wrongdoing.

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I won't ask what you were doing there.

I'm not embarrassed about it. It was a wild/homeless/abandoned dog project.

The new director of Animal Control is an absolute piece of shit. His kill rates have skyrocketed since taking over for a prince of man. We're being proactive.

How many stray dogs are there walking around Detroit? I’ve heard anecdotes about packs of them before roaming around. I’ve seen stray cats all over but I don’t know that I’ve seen many stray dogs...

[MWmetalhead]

I'm not embarrassed about it. It was a wild/homeless/abandoned dog project.

The new director of Animal Control is an absolute piece of shit. His kill rates have skyrocketed since taking over for a prince of man. We're being proactive.

Hats off!

Kudos to you for work in that area!!! I'm sad to hear that report regarding the Animal Control department.

[Bryce]

How many stray dogs are there walking around Detroit? I’ve heard anecdotes about packs of them before roaming around. I’ve seen stray cats all over but I don’t know that I’ve seen many stray dogs...

There are thousands of stray, abandoned and feral dogs roaming the streets of Detroit. One study put it a 50,000. I don't buy that number. It's more likely between 5,000 and 10,000.

Entire packs live in, and reproduce in, abandoned housing. They mostly come out after dark.

[Bryce]

I'm sad to hear that report regarding the Animal Control department.

There was a reason Mark Kumpf was fired from his last job. One only wonders who made the hiring decision to bring him here as director.

The former director, Charles Brown, was spectacular. He brought the kill rates WAY down by working with rescues and the community and was always open to a new idea. Finally, he got tired of the bullshit he had to put up with from the Detroit bureaucracy and resigned. I shed a tear the day he left. He was that good.

[Bryce]

Thanks for fighting the good fight, Bryce!

[Bryce]

Animal Control isn't the biggest problem for dogs.

The Department of Justice estimates that at least 25 dogs are killed by police every day. 

The Puppycide Database Project estimates the number of dogs being killed by police to be closer to 500 dogs a day (which translates to 182,000 dogs a year).

Because not all police departments keep track of canine shootings, these numbers vary widely. However, whatever the final body count, what we’re dealing with is an epidemic of vast proportions.

The so-called “dangerous” breeds of dogs aren’t the only ones that are being killed in encounters with police either.

Essentially, police can shoot your dog for any reason or no reason at all. What’s more, the general consensus from the courts thus far has been to absolve police from charges of wrongdoing.

Both my dogs are black. They wouldn't dare shoot them....

[Matt]

Animal Control isn't the biggest problem for dogs.

The Department of Justice estimates that at least 25 dogs are killed by police every day. 

The Puppycide Database Project estimates the number of dogs being killed by police to be closer to 500 dogs a day (which translates to 182,000 dogs a year).

Because not all police departments keep track of canine shootings, these numbers vary widely. However, whatever the final body count, what we’re dealing with is an epidemic of vast proportions.

The so-called “dangerous” breeds of dogs aren’t the only ones that are being killed in encounters with police either.

Essentially, police can shoot your dog for any reason or no reason at all. What’s more, the general consensus from the courts thus far has been to absolve police from charges of wrongdoing.

Both my dogs are black. They wouldn't dare shoot them....

Once again, TCT did not cite his source.

[audiophile]

Once again, TCT did not cite his source.

Who needs sources when you got Barney from Fife Lake?

[TC Talks]

Animal Control isn't the biggest problem for dogs.

The Department of Justice estimates that at least 25 dogs are killed by police every day. 

The Puppycide Database Project estimates the number of dogs being killed by police to be closer to 500 dogs a day (which translates to 182,000 dogs a year).

Because not all police departments keep track of canine shootings, these numbers vary widely. However, whatever the final body count, what we’re dealing with is an epidemic of vast proportions.

The so-called “dangerous” breeds of dogs aren’t the only ones that are being killed in encounters with police either.

Essentially, police can shoot your dog for any reason or no reason at all. What’s more, the general consensus from the courts thus far has been to absolve police from charges of wrongdoing.

Both my dogs are black. They wouldn't dare shoot them.

Once again, TCT did not cite his source.

Can't figure out Google? Finding sources is easy.
https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_10834362

[Bryce]

Now HuffPo is a source? Right up there with Christopher Steele.