The judge said Inez Sparks, of the Detroit suburb of Eastpointe, should not have named a police dog as defendant in her dog bite claim against the Warren, Mich. police department and its officers. [WDIV/ClickOnDetroit.com]
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Why not?
I believe that in some jurisdictions, killing or harming a police dog carries some kind of penalty meant to mirror, if not equal, killing or harming a police officer. True?
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