Re: OT They Really Get Off By Killing Your Animals

On Thu, 24 Aug 2006 07:33:06 -0400, "north" <north@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

And if someone kills a police dog, they get charged with murdering a police
officer.

Cops who murder animals should be charged with murder and be forced to face
a firing squad.

Which begs the question: Do you have a post TWOTWAWKI *** list ? IOWs a
revenge list of people to deal with post end of the world/gov./law ?

No, I have no such list nor do I have knowledge of a list.




n.

<Strabo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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This reminds me of the dogs killed at Waco, Ruby Rudge and numerous
other BATF and multijurisdictional task force attacks where dogs
and cats are killed unncessarily and sometimes in front of owners
for spite.



San Jose agrees to pay Hells Angels $800,000 for dogs killed by cops
Aug 23 10:17 PM US/Eastern
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San Jose agrees to pay Hells Angels $800,000 for dogs killed by cops

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - The city of San Jose agreed to pay nearly
$800,000 to the Hells Angels motorcycle club to settle claims police
needlessly killed three dogs during raids on club members' homes.

Ninety officers participated in the raids on the club's San Jose
headquarters and nine members' homes following a 1997 killing at a
strip club.

Steve Tausan, a bouncer and Hells Angels member, was later acquitted
of murder and none of the bikers whose homes were targeted was ever
charged.

In a lawsuit, the club claimed the dogs were killed after police
refused to give owners and caretakers a chance to secure the animals.

"We sincerely hope the city will engage in changes to its policy and
training to make sure that this doesn't happen again," said Karen
Snell, one of the club's lawyers, after the settlement was announced
Tuesday.

San Jose City Attorney Rick Doyle said the city was forced to settle
because an appeals court ruled shooting the dogs violated
constitutional protections against unreasonable search and seizure.

"Given the totality of the circumstances and the court's decision,
it's a decision we can live with," Doyle said.

Another jurisdiction, Santa Clara County, Calif., earlier paid about
$990,000 to settle claims brought against the sheriff for the raids


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