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-Land of the Free
Combat vet and service dog kicked off boardwalk
2013-08-12
[NBC40.net] NORTH WILDWOOD - A disabled U.S. Army veteran, who served our country for 19 years, says he was kicked off the North Wildwood boardwalk last night, simply for having his service dog by his side.
North Wildwood? .... Alabama? No. Georgia? No. Texas? No. Virginia then? No. Ok, I give up, where is it then? Oh, THERE.
Jared Goering served 1 tour in Iraq, 2 in Afganistan, and spent 19 years as an active member of the Army. Jared said, "I served from 1993 to 2012." He then told NBC40 he couldn't sleep Thursday night because he felt so disrespected by a North Wildwood police officer.

Goering said. "Just like any veteran with disabilities with a service dog, to come back and be harassed and shown no respect, it upset me - it really bothered me. I was up most of the night thinking about it.
Upsets me as well.
A North Wildwood police officer issued Jared and his wife a summons because of the dog.
Should be a former policeman, and a man in search of a new line of work.
Posted by:Besoeker

#5  It looks to me that the serviceman is using the dog as a Weapon against the cop, he doesn't need the dog to get around

Me, I'm not a doctor. I'll go along with the police chief and see what happens "pending the outcome of the investigation".
Posted by: Pappy   2013-08-12 14:02  

#4  Are you suggesting people are lucky the cop didn't fire at the dog and wound three passer-bys?
Posted by: swksvolFF   2013-08-12 12:42  

#3  It looks to me that the serviceman is using the dog as a Weapon against the cop, he doesn't need the dog to get around.
Posted by: Redneck Jim   2013-08-12 10:33  

#2  the cop needs an unpaid vacation/learning lesson
Posted by: Frank G   2013-08-12 08:24  

#1  New Jersey!! I am not surprised. I have had only terrible times in that place. Especially the police whether local or state. As a serviceman driving through the state with out-of-state plates, I was always stopped for alledgedly having minor problems with my car or I was holding up traffic (?) not speeding.
Posted by: AlmostAnonymous5839   2013-08-12 00:12  

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