I never see a "tough guy" when this monster start to run towards you and dont think I will ever see in future.
It's not about being the "tough guy" Cem (hell, I'm not a tough guy by any stretch of the imagination), it's about remaining calm under pressure rather than running around like a headless chicken.
So how come you were in a position that after being clearly warned to come out of hiding/stop running away (as is standard procedure) a police dog was released onto you ?
Not so sure I understand your question Turk.
Many many years ago now (when I was 19 to be precise), we (2 friends & I) had escaped from Solihull police station.
The police eventually caught up with us near the M1 motorway, although they knew they had no chance of catching us running across the fields as we already had too much of a head start on them.
There was no warning given to stop, or at least none of us heard it if one was given. However once we realised there was a dog on our case we knew that we would never outrun it, and we also knew that we were going to suffer if it got hold of us....so the decision (and the dogs fate) were decided at that point.