SSS

That doesn’t quite sound like a SSS scenario. The GSD is attacking pigs that belong to the owner of the GSD. 

My bad.  Dogs mauling livestock is a non issue if they all belong to the same party.  (rolls eyes)

Nowadays people would probably not disclose the issue and give the dog to someone.  It used to be that if your dog attacked your livestock the dog was no good and they would, most likely, kill the dog.  Farm dogs NEED to be able to distinguish between animals that are not to be interfered with and those that may be.  

Sounds like a typical small town sheriff report.

What is SSS?

But a police report?  Would they care?

Maybe the complaint is about the loose pigs.

These almost sound like humor.  Read the rest.

https://www.theunion.com/news/crime/nevada-county-police-blotter-caller-reports-german-shepherds-on-the-loose/

I live in the sticks, a rural county, and yeah, some folks call the po-po about just about everything.  If you are small enough you may not have an dog warden, or game warden to take care of some of the incidents.  

If the neighbor's injured pigs were routinely getting out and displaying their injuries to you, then once ok, numerous times, yeah that's cruelty.  And animal cruelty should be reported and dealt with.  Maybe the people just need to be told that if their animals are subjected to more attacks by the dogs, the dogs may be deemed dangerous and then they would need to do certain things to keep them from attacking people or animals.  

SSS is Shoot, Shovel, Shut up.  This is what the game warden said to my dad if he runs across any dogs running deer.  Shoot the dog, bury it, and say no more about it.  It's awful because people do want to know if their lost dog is starving or injured in a ditch somewhere, caught in a trap.  But on the other hand, dogs are very bad if they start running deer.  They can run a deer to death, and there is a reason that hunters are encouraged to shoot the dogs if they are running deer.