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Heroic Cat Owner Gets Tased After High-Speed Chase Getting Ill Senior Feline To Emergency Vet

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    non aesthetic things c @PicturesFoIder This man ran away from police because he wanted to get his cat to the hospital 3:40 PM. Feb 24, 2024 27M Views Subscribe 0:00/0:54 word 0:

    Thankfully, the story has a happy ending. In the middle of all the commotion, Mr. Fluffles was grabbed by one of the vet office workers and taken inside, where he was successfully treated for his spasms. And Butler… "originally faced reckless driving charges, but the judge considered the emergency and the fact that the man had no previous criminal history. When all was said and done, he was made to pay a $375 fine in addition to covering his vehicle's damages." Which we think is fair. His driving was dangerous, but thankfully, no one got hurt, and honestly… we probably would have done the same thing for our cat.

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    non aesthetic things c @PicturesFoIder This man ran away from police because he wanted to get his cat to the hospital H Subscribe 3:40 PM. Feb 24, 2024 27M Views EMERGENCY VETE he verbally confronted the officer word 0:

    Video transcript: "Butler exited the vehicle with a crate, ignoring the officers' commands to stop. He verbally confronted the officer, proceeded toward the front door. The officer tased Butler, who continued moving towards the door, expressing his urgency to get his cat to the vet. A vet employee took the cat from Butler, and he was subsequently arrested."

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    non aesthetic things @PicturesFoIder This man ran away from police because he wanted to get his cat to the hospital 10 VETERINARY SERVICE Subscribe expressing his urgency to get his cat to the ve 0:15/0:54 | ✪ ² 3:40 PM. Feb 24, 2024 27M Views al

    Continuation: "During the arrest, Butler explained that he had no choice but to reach the location because the previous place was closed. He apologized, stating that he would have stopped if possible, emphasizing it was a cat emergency. the pursuit lasted approximately 1 mile. After being read his Miranda rights, Butler provided a statement."

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    non aesthetic things → c @PicturesFolder This man ran away from police because he wanted to get his cat to the hospital VETERINARY SERVICE Subscribe squad car with activated emergency lights behind 0:49/0:54 3:40 PM. Feb 24, 2024 27M Views 7 O nhi

    Continuation: "He explained that his 18-year-old cat was experiencing convulsions, causing him to panic, attempting to reach a vet in Golden valley. Butler drove at about 85 miles per hour. He noticed the police officer squad car with activated emergency lights behind him but continued driving due to the urgent need to get his cat to the vet. In the midst of traffic, he began to panic."

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    Ask About My Dining Room Tables @agamemnus_dev The cat was saved and the owner paid a $375 fine with a suspended sentence. 4:01 PM. Feb 24, 2024 569.3K Views 91 137 19K 154 :
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    RichQuack & @RichQuack Respect for putting his fur baby first, the Fast and Fur-ious edition. 3:41 PM - Feb 24, 2024 · 844K Views 47 262 26K 126 : |-→
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    FORTUNATE_OFFICIAL @fortunateozuyak 18years old cat? Naaaa, that's a family emergency 7:40 PM. Feb 24, 2024 411.5K Views 29 487 23K
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    Nope @realbellenburg Bros had him since the 3rd grade..gotta do what you gotta do 12:54 AM. Feb 25, 2024 31.8K Views 01 178 1.2K 9
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    @nocapfelix Cat emergency is real emergency. All lives at risk are real emergencies 3:46 PM. Feb 24, 2024 712.9K Views 33 203 19K 60 : ↑
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    Eric @Spatial Physics Mr. Fluffles was successfully treated for his spasms, and Butler ended up paying $375 fine, as well as cover damages to his car, when police tried to do the pit maneuver on him. 7:23 PM. Feb 24, 2024 72.3K Views 12 13 922 : 20 ↑
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    @nocapfelix Looks to me like the only reason any lives were at risk was the officer's action 3:48 PM Feb 24, 2024 921.2K Views 135 302 29K 132
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    Freedom1776a @freedom1776a It should have been obvious to the police very quickly after they caught up with the guy and should have deescalated the situation but figures that's not what happened. Dude jumps out with a pet carrier as they pull up to a vet hospital. Again common sense should tell anyone (esp the cops) what was likely happening here and to use some freaking discernment. So you're going to jump out of your squad car to chase down and tackle the guy with the pet carrier in front of t
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    Pope of Muskanity @RationalEtienne Bro did nothing wrong. 4:04 PM. Feb 24, 2024 202.5K Views 9 179 2.3K
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    Rob Fidler @RobFidler4 WE I'll be honest, I'd do the same, I'd apologize and stuff too but if my pup was in trouble I'm not stopping 5:09 PM Feb 24, 2024 15 352.5K Views 158 7.1K 32 ... ↑
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    @BrendanDaGawd i would do the same for my cat 6:10 PM - Feb 24, 2024 228.3K Views 98 127 3.1K
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    Tee @tripleg4L Average person can't speed, but it's okay for a cop to break every law on the road and do 100mph to catch up to you 5:10 PM. Feb 24, 2024 504.6K Views 138 150 10K : 83 ↑
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    real Solana Plays @SolanaPlays So close, but so far away; Butler didn't get inside the emergency vet. Instead, the officer tased him, and he went to the ground. Immobilized and stunned, Butler still pleaded with a group of officers surrounding him to help his cat. ...
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    Katie @LuxMea MundiAM I don't condone speeding. But I will say I understand this man's actions when his fur baby was suffering and needed emergency care. I can only hope his cat survived and got the care 6:38 PM Feb 24, 2024 50.9K Views Q3 221 428 4
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    Animal's Lover Hub @Animal LoverHub : The police should pardon him for being caring enough to prioritize saving the life of his cat 5:16 PM. Feb 24, 2024 56.2K Views

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