Why cant someone just pepper spray a drug dog in the nose? Would that work?
If someone had drugs and the cops were going to get a K9. Would pepper spraying the dog in the nose work? It would stop it from being able to smell?
17 Answers
- Anonymous1 year ago
I dunno but I have heard about cases in the past of people using ground pepper (the spice) to throw off the scent of police dogs they were hiding from. The strong smell of the pepper causes the dog to lose the scent trail.
- ?Lv 61 year ago
Dont do it, just offer the mutt a slice of the action if he keeps his big mouth closed.
- The_Doc_ManLv 71 year ago
It would work fine. But then you would get arrested for assault and battery of a police officer - because K9 animals are considered as such. Once you were arrested for a felony assault, they can search you in greater detail anyway. Just don't carry the drugs, dolt.
- BruceLv 71 year ago
You would be arrested, and the officer would then search you incident to the arrest. You would then have not only the drug charge but a charge for assaulting the police dog.
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- Anonymous1 year ago
Instead of arresting you for drugs, they'd arrest you for assaulting the dog, and then they'll get you on the drugs afterward.
- u_bin_calledLv 71 year ago
in many jurisdictions, assaulting a police dog carries similar charges to assaulting a human officer...
- Anonymous1 year ago
Really? If you do that to my K9 partner. He'll rip you you shreds. That's in addition to receiving felony charges.
- Anonymous1 year ago
That is illegal.