Kops killing monkeys now

directly across from the Garrison Elementary School which had to go on lockdown.

"We had preschoolers here at the building. We kept them safe. We did stay inside on this nice day, but everybody was kept safe," said teacher Kari Keller.

"911 dispatch"
"yeah, uh...hi. There's a raccoon in my front yard actin' kinda weird..."
"you think we're fucking Animal Control?"
"wait...um...I think it's actually a monkey..."
"WE'RE ON OUR WAY."
 
An african safari for cops. They must've made bets on who can shoot it first. Not everyday you can shoot an exotic monkey.

Unless it is a raging chimpanzee, like the one that tear off that woman's face and fingers..., no reason to shoot it.
 
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No choice?

I can think of several alternatives...

How about getting more darts? Maybe find a non-cop that can actually aim a dart gun?

Bait it with food?

My god it's a monkey not king kong.

I was thinking the same thing. I would've been running too if a bunch of cops were chasing and shooting shit at me.

As far as locking down the preschool....dumbasses, it's a little bitty pet monkey. For Pete's sake, there are probably stray cats around that school that are more dangerous.
 
Capuchin monkeys weigh 3 - 9 pounds.

Three pounds of BLOOD-CURDLING FEROCITY! You don't know what it's like being out there on the thin blue line day after day facing one unknown tropical terror after another. I knew a cop who was savagely scratched by a guinea pig! He could have been eviscerated. Eventually. Think about that!
 
Drudge found the answer!

The brave heroes were protecting us from Chinese terrorist monkeys..

China has a small contingent of trained monkeys protecting its air force base

http://theweek.com/article/index/26...trained-monkeys-protecting-its-air-force-base

Dolphins are so last month. The Chinese military revealed its "secret weapon" yesterday: monkeys. The People's Liberation Army said it has trained a small contingent of the furry creatures to protect its air forces base from birds that endanger its fleet of planes. State-run media showed videos of the impressive feats the primates are capable of, such as quickly scurrying up trees to destroy nests, leaping far distances, and scaring off birds.

The monkeys are trained to respond to "precise whistle commands" from their handlers and can destroy six to eight birds nests an hour, reports the Washington Post. Migrating birds have long threatened the base's jets, since they frequently get sucked into their engines. Chinese media didn't reveal the base the monkeys are being used at, but described it as being in the Beijing military zone.

Anyway, be afraid. --Jordan Valinsky
 
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