NJ - Puppy breaks free from leash, shot dead by cops.

Group supports owners of shot dog

http://www.kirotv.com/news/news/group-supports-owners-shot-dog/nLPzJ/

EVERETT Wash. —
The owners of a dog fatally shot by police officers spent Friday afternoon at the Snohomish County Superior Court, and were supported in their case by an animal rights advocacy group.

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The Wright family is seeking justice for their Newfoundland, Rosie, who was killed by Des Moines Police Department officers.



Officers received a call in November 2010 reporting a dog that was loose in traffic. After the chasing the dog, police officers shot the dog.




Pasado’s Safe Haven, the advocacy group, gathered in front of the court for a peaceful protest.




Amber Chenoweth, a spokeswoman for the haven, told KIRO 7 the group protested to ask the court justice for the dog.




"She was basically chased into a secure area, a fenced-in area surrounded by blackberry bushes, and then was shot to death by police officers in front of another family with young children. We feel there are other options, and it did not have to come to this," Chenoweth said.



The judge dismissed the case because of statute of limitation issues.
 
Anybody know what the ASPCA, PETA, etc are doing about all these dog shootings?

Nothing - they believe in statism more than their 'pet' causes. To advance they so called issues, they need a police state, so they need a powerful state to put it in place.

Lot of talk here on violence in return. It's really hard to fight the law and win. So, I'm not sure that a dog is worth losing one's own life and liberty over. A better solution is public humiliation. Courts are resistant to step on the right to free speech.

Here's a quick version of what I envision:

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Imagine if he had to drive with his family past these billboards every day. Send a little write up to all his neighbors and to any group to which you can find he belongs.
 
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