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Posted by: Cinderella

Dog 'Ran Woman Over'
Thursday July 13, 2006

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0...532878,00.html

A police dog has been accused of running a woman over in a pickup truck.

The animal was apparently left in the vehicle's cab while its handler went to check out a report of a domestic disturbance.

The engine was left running to keep the air conditioning going.

The dog, a German shepherd called Ranger, is then thought to have knocked the vehicle into gear.

It lurched forward towards Mary Stone, who was walking to her postbox in Ogden, Utah, US.

Officers realised the danger and shouted to her, but she was unable to move quickly enough to get out of the way.

She was run over by a front and rear tyre, and suffered a fractured pelvis and tailbone.

"She had tyre marks on her clothes," husband Paul Stone said.

The truck then went through the Stones' yard and hit a vehicle in the driveway.

Posted by: RPD931

So how much dough do you think this lady will get?

Posted by: CJIS

Lmao

Posted by: FIVE-OH

Try picturing this whole incident going on in your head, totally better than those dogs playin poker... LMAO

Posted by: frank

Should have left the e-brake on...I've yet to see a dog that can get one of them off.

Posted by: 94c

that's one helluva dog. our dogs couldn't find a fat guy in a phone booth.

Posted by: Cinderella

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Originally Posted by 94c

that's one helluva dog. our dogs couldn't find a fat guy in a phone booth.

ROFLMFAO!!!!!!

Posted by: Cinderella

cute dog lol

Posted by: frank

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Originally Posted by Cinderella

cute dog lol

It looks like a deer crossbred with a dog...

Posted by: Pacman

Wow, poor lady, that's ruff.

Posted by: RPD931

She must have been howling in pain.

Posted by: Andy0921

Did she yelp?

Posted by: Pacman

She obviously is a believer in the dogs days of summer.

Posted by: 94c

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Originally Posted by frank

It looks like a deer crossbred with a dog...

must be worth a couple of bucks.

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