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Chris
Information Liberation Thu, 22 Aug 2013 10:21 CDT Police in New York pushed to make it a felony for a citizen to kill a police dog, yet what happens when a police officer kills his own dog? Apparently, not much. Bennettsville, South Carolina police officer Robert Miller left his dog named "Tank" in his police cruiser with the windows rolled up and no water when he went to do some paperwork at the police department. He completely forgot he left Tank in his car and the dog, which by the way no doubt cost tens of thousands of taxpayer dollars to train, died a horrible death from heat stroke. Was the officer charged with negligent homicide? Animal cruelty? Of course not, he faced no charges. Instead he got a meager 90-day suspension and was forbidden from being a K-9 officer. A tax-slave citizen in Maryland who did exactly the same as this officer by leaving her dog in her hot car when she went to the mall for some 90 minutes was just charged with animal cruelty, specifically for "confinement in an unsafe manner," she's facing 90 days in jail and $1000 fine, and her dog lived and is seemingly doing just fine. There are two sets of laws in this country, those for the rulers, and those for the ruled. |
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and here's one that gets arrested...
one gets arrested for messing with another cop, but not for murder or killing animals... http://www.wpri.com/news/crime/police-officer-accused-of-buying-misleading-domain-names |
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they always were above the Law,they are just showing it in particularly obnoxious ways these days!
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So it's okay for the police to storm your home in the middle of the night and kill your dogs but you can't kill theirs.
Won't be obeying that law. ![]() |
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