Pam Ward

First let me say, love to watch this show! But would like to point something out that as an observer, might be worth the read. On the West Baton Rouge, Louisiana set of guys, they are great, but the dog they continue to deploy when necessary is not at all affective. She looks unsure of what they are asking her to do and not secure in herself. When she is released she is so busy looking to all of the officers she doesn't even pay attention to the perp. In my onion, they need to take her handler and the dog back to training. It has been my experience, an insecure dog will end up hurting themselves or biting out of context thus making them worthless. I feel for the dog because she looks very confused and it doesn't appear to be her fault. ALSO, to all of those bleeding hearts that are bashing the officers, you have NO idea what the prior interactions of the officers and those particular perps have been, as an observer of a TV show, you have NO idea what has actually gone down because, news flash, things get edited, so until you stand on that thin blue line and grab up your weapon to defend yourself or someone else, don't have an opinion on what you DO NOT know.