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Posted: 4/22/2016 8:53:50 AM EDT
The responding officer talked to Blackwell over the phone. Blackwell stated he went to Clark's home to try to capture the stray cats. Blackwell states he tried to catch the cat on Clark's porch with a noose, but the cat lunged out at him. That's when Blackwell stated that he shot the cat with his county-issued rifle. View Quote link |
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Yea wtf. A cat "lunged" at you? And you were just such a fast draw that you got your gun out in the split second before it tore your throat out? Or was your gun already out? Why were you approaching a cat with your gun out? In what universe would you ever need to shoot a housecat?
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Thats pretty fucked up really.
If I did that, it would be called animal cruelty Eta suspended without pay good |
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Another point, poor lady
"Hey animal control, we have a lot of stray cats. This is my cat, don't confuse it with the strays" "Ok lady, I'll get the strays." *comes later, shoots her cat on the porch* "that was YOUR cat?!" |
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I put this incident at the same level as the woman ATF agent who killed a kitten by stomping it to death. This was during Bubba's reign of office.
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That's almost embarrassing really. One step below seal clubbing.
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Just think what would have happened with this.
http://www.chron.com/neighborhood/woodlands/news/article/Loose-tiger-captured-in-Conroe-Texas-7288016.php |
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"Meow."
"DON'T YOU INVADE MY SAFE SPACE!!!" Blam! Blam! Blam! |
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Some of you have never had to deal with feral or stray cats the way it sounds.
There are few creatures more vicious or infuriating. We adopted a stray kitten into our home and if it wasn't for my (ex)wife, that thing would have been shot crushed and generally broken on more than one occassion. And I generally like cats, though they are evil and will eat you if they get the chance. |
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According to the report, Clark contacted Blackwell about some stray cats in the area. Clark stated she showed pictures of the stray cats to Blackwell, and says she showed him a picture of her cat, that mostly stayed on the porch.
So her cat is a wild cat that hangs around her house. |
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How did this animal control officer have his rifle at the ready to shoot the "lunging" cat when he was using a snare pool with a noose on it? Or does animal control now issue rifles with noose snares mounted on a bayonet lug?
Hmmmmm... Maybe a new Tier One fashion accessory for every poseur's AR, a bayonet lug snare noose. I'll bet they could be made for under $10 and sold for $100. |
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Some of you have never had to deal with feral or stray cats the way it sounds. There are few creatures more vicious or infuriating. We adopted a stray kitten into our home and if it wasn't for my (ex)wife, that thing would have been shot crushed and generally broken on more than one occassion. And I generally like cats, though they are evil and will eat you if they get the chance. View Quote Very rarely have I ever heard of stray house cats doing major bodily damage and being lethal to a human.... |
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Quoted: Very rarely have I ever heard of stray house cats doing major bodily damage and being lethal to a human.... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Some of you have never had to deal with feral or stray cats the way it sounds. There are few creatures more vicious or infuriating. We adopted a stray kitten into our home and if it wasn't for my (ex)wife, that thing would have been shot crushed and generally broken on more than one occassion. And I generally like cats, though they are evil and will eat you if they get the chance. Very rarely have I ever heard of stray house cats doing major bodily damage and being lethal to a human.... There was a thread in the past month about cat bites. Several members here have been hospitalized for severe infections and sepsis. |
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Some of you have never had to deal with feral or stray cats the way it sounds. There are few creatures more vicious or infuriating. We adopted a stray kitten into our home and if it wasn't for my (ex)wife, that thing would have been shot crushed and generally broken on more than one occassion. And I generally like cats, though they are evil and will eat you if they get the chance. http://wondrouspics.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Cute_kitten.jpg Does that cat have diabetes? |
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Some of you have never had to deal with feral or stray cats the way it sounds. There are few creatures more vicious or infuriating. We adopted a stray kitten into our home and if it wasn't for my (ex)wife, that thing would have been shot crushed and generally broken on more than one occassion. And I generally like cats, though they are evil and will eat you if they get the chance. http://wondrouspics.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Cute_kitten.jpg Does that cat have diabetes? Not anymore |
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Some of you have never had to deal with feral or stray cats the way it sounds. There are few creatures more vicious or infuriating. We adopted a stray kitten into our home and if it wasn't for my (ex)wife, that thing would have been shot crushed and generally broken on more than one occassion. And I generally like cats, though they are evil and will eat you if they get the chance. http://wondrouspics.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Cute_kitten.jpg Does that cat have diabetes? |
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How the fuck do you shoot a cat that's lunging at you if it lunged at you while you were trying to catch it with a noose?
Noose in one hand and rifle in the other? |
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The responding officer talked to Blackwell over the phone. Blackwell stated he went to Clark's home to try to capture the stray cats. Blackwell states he tried to catch the cat on Clark's porch with a noose, but the cat lunged out at him. That's when Blackwell stated that he shot the cat with his county-issued rifle. View Quote link View Quote good shoot, fuck a cat!! HATE THEM!!! |
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I was hoping that the thread title wasn't about this story....
Here in Wisconsin, we recently had a family who no longer wanted their Cocker Spaniel, so a family member drove miles from home, and let the dog go in the woods. Days later, the dog found its way home. Incensed, the guy cut the dogs throat and tried to crush its windpipe. Thinking the dog was dying, or dead, he took the dog back to the same woods, and dumped the dog. But the dog wasn't dead, and so a couple days later, the half dead dog finds his way home AGAIN!! This time, the guy stabbed the dog multiple times, until it wasn't breathing. He put it in a bag, and dumped the dog in the woods. He was found guilty of animal cruelty... Sentencing is in a couple weeks. |
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I was hoping that the thread title wasn't about this story.... Here in Wisconsin, we recently had a family who no longer wanted their Cocker Spaniel, so a family member drove miles from home, and let the dog go in the woods. Days later, the dog found its way home. Incensed, the guy cut the dogs throat and tried to crush its windpipe. Thinking the dog was dying, or dead, he took the dog back to the same woods, and dumped the dog. But the dog wasn't dead, and so a couple days later, the half dead dog finds his way home AGAIN!! This time, the guy stabbed the dog multiple times, until it wasn't breathing. He put it in a bag, and dumped the dog in the woods. He was found guilty of animal cruelty... Sentencing is in a couple weeks. View Quote Be a shame if that guy was given a tire necklace. Poor pup. |
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Very rarely have I ever heard of stray house cats doing major bodily damage and being lethal to a human.... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Some of you have never had to deal with feral or stray cats the way it sounds. There are few creatures more vicious or infuriating. We adopted a stray kitten into our home and if it wasn't for my (ex)wife, that thing would have been shot crushed and generally broken on more than one occassion. And I generally like cats, though they are evil and will eat you if they get the chance. Very rarely have I ever heard of stray house cats doing major bodily damage and being lethal to a human.... I still have scars from the wild kitteh we "rescued". Had to wear welding gauntlets to handle it for the first couple weeks. An average cat probably can't kill an adult, but they will fuck you up if they feel like it. A cat's life is worth less than stitches and infections. |
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According to the report, Clark contacted Blackwell about some stray cats in the area. Clark stated she showed pictures of the stray cats to Blackwell, and says she showed him a picture of her cat, that mostly stayed on the porch. So her cat is a wild cat that hangs around her house. View Quote And fucks like a rabbit and makes unlimited baby cats that grow up and shit in my yard. BTDT. Hav A Hart trap and the cell phone number of the Animal Control officer = 14 gone to the no kill shelter. No ammo expended. |
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In the line of duty, or just because? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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A very timely thread. Killed a cat this morning. Retired. Cat killing is on my own dime. Kitty dodged the truck but did not expect the boat trailer. |
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Quoted: Retired. Cat killing is on my own dime. Kitty dodged the truck but did not expect the boat trailer. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: A very timely thread. Killed a cat this morning. Retired. Cat killing is on my own dime. Kitty dodged the truck but did not expect the boat trailer. Lol. The third axle's the charm! |
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I put this incident at the same level as the woman ATF agent who killed a kitten by stomping it to death. This was during Bubba's reign of office. View Quote I knew that cat and it was a nice cat and it's owner was several months pregnant with her first child...the trauma of that day put her in the hospital and she almost lost her baby... |
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I was hoping that the thread title wasn't about this story.... Here in Wisconsin, we recently had a family who no longer wanted their Cocker Spaniel, so a family member drove miles from home, and let the dog go in the woods. Days later, the dog found its way home. Incensed, the guy cut the dogs throat and tried to crush its windpipe. Thinking the dog was dying, or dead, he took the dog back to the same woods, and dumped the dog. But the dog wasn't dead, and so a couple days later, the half dead dog finds his way home AGAIN!! This time, the guy stabbed the dog multiple times, until it wasn't breathing. He put it in a bag, and dumped the dog in the woods. He was found guilty of animal cruelty... Sentencing is in a couple weeks. View Quote |
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Yea wtf. A cat "lunged" at you? And you were just such a fast draw that you got your gun out in the split second before it tore your throat out? Or was your gun already out? Why were you approaching a cat with your gun out? In what universe would you ever need to shoot a housecat? View Quote Yeah in what world would you need to bring your "department issued rifle" to catch a House cat? no wonder he couldn't get it with a noose, his hands were busy with his rifle. Lunged at him... It made a move!!!! |
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What happens when they hate kids, or people? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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good shoot What kind of mental gymnastics do you have to play to come to that conclusion? I hate cats. What happens when they hate kids, or people? So kids aren't people? Or you meant little goats? |
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