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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] No, it's not an assault if I pepper spray your off-leash dog. I have no way of predicting your animal - your legal responsibility is to be in control of your animal at all times. If you're not in control of your animal, good luck trying to explain that to any police officer or animal control officer. Both have explicitly told me that I am well within my rights to pepper spray an unleashed or unrestrained dog if it comes up to me. Good luck explaining your illegal behavior to the cops - I would love, love to see you try. [/quote] It's like hitting somebody with a car because they are jaywalking... you will look lovely in handcuffs.[/quote] Actually, there are numerous cases of jaywalkers being cited after being hit by cars: http://www.tbd.com/blogs/tbd-on-foot/2010/08/rollerblader-gets-hit-by-van-wakes-up-in-hospital-with-jaywalking-ticket-51.html (the article mentions several of them). If you're breaking the law, don't expect the police to be on your side. And if you're walking with an unleashed dog, the police will cite [i]you[/i] if it approaches someone and they feel threatened enough to use pepper spray. There is no legal consideration given to a dog off-leash in that situation.[/quote] +100000 It is not only the "state park employees" that know the cops. [/quote]
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