Stricter animal cruelty law passed
Florida just passed a bill allowing judges to charge animal cruelty cases with a "third-degree felony" punishable by up to "five years in prison" and a "$10,000 fine" and "prohibit" the offender from ...
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Crowe wrote:I find cruelty against humans and animal's both to be despicable. If you look up the BTK killer (Dennis Radar) you will find he got his jollies torturing animals before he moved on to humans. Several serial killers follow this same pattern. I would like to see these demented people caught and locked up before they move on to humans.
Felony charges involve probation. PO officers are mandated to routinely do unannounced home checks on people on probation.
1. What happens when the probation is over? Usually isn't for life.
2. They may be mandated but one has to question if they are really being done.
I do find it sad that cruelty to animals has a worse penalty than7 cruelty to a human. They are not one and the same.
