Results: Hurt & Turbo

Officer Hurt and his K-9 Turbo attended an Active Shooting Training at a local South Carolina High School. All the K-9 Officer handlers left their K-9s in the car checking on them frequently. That day was 94, and although the air was on, the heat alarm was turned off, and Officer Hurt never returned to the car to let Turbo out for a bathroom break. When Hurt returned after the class, Turbo was found in organ failure and put to sleep 2 days later. Are you familiar with this story?

Have you ever left an animal or human in a car, unattended?

Master Police Officer David Hurt will be suspended for five days without pay, according to the Associated Press, but no other charges were filed against him. Are you okay with the consequences of his actions?

Here's what happens if you do this in Arizona: "Under A.R.S. 13-2910, it is considered animal cruelty if a person intentionally, knowingly or recklessly leaves an animal unattended and confined in a motor vehicle and physical injury to or death of the animal is likely to result. We can verify that if you are guilty of this, you will face a class 1 misdemeanor which is the most serious misdemeanor. A class 1 conviction may lead to three years of probation, a $2,500 fine and a maximum of six months in jail." Do you believe Officer Hurt should've been handed down a stiffer penalty?

Do you believe he got off easier because he is law enforcement?