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And the story sounded bad enough before we saw the police body cam video.

We do have that video now of an officer shooting and killing a Knicks jersey wearing dog.

And it's bad. With that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Robs, it sounded bad just when we had the details.

It looks much worse now that we have this. Am I wrong in saying that this is, this is worse than I thought?

It's kind of what I suspected, but it's worse than I thought.

Yes, because look, when you actually see this dog, his name is Jameson, and also when you learn that he's a golden saint birdoodle, and yes, he's big and yes, his bark is low because of his, I guess his size,

he's got like a deep sounding bark. I can understand how maybe that sounded slightly menacing,

but you see him and he's barking, but he's bouncing towards the officer. I wouldn't call it

charging. I'd call it bouncing. Charging is not accurate. It's bouncing. You can try to interpret and that was the first statement they put out. Robs' dog was not charging. No. Oh, okay, folks. He was not. He was probably going to lick him to death. Robs, all right, well, people know this story by now. New York Knicks' first championship that won in 53 years.

Woman lives out in L.A.

She's from New York originally.

She's celebrating, watching the game that night by herself with her dog who's wearing.

Robs, that's, uh, I, look, that actually extends a level of fandom. She put her dog in a

Knicks jersey. Yes. And look, they were both, she was, she was screaming. And actually to get the,

some of the background, and we'll get into what the neighbor had to say, but he heard her or the

neighbor heard her repeatedly screaming, oh my God, for 20 minutes.

If you think about, yeah, she's watching the game.

She's screaming, oh, my God, because the Knicks were winning.

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