Posted on 01/03/2002 5:10:12 AM PST by follow your bliss
Edited on 04/22/2004 12:32:00 AM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
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Where are the animal rights groups? Shouldn't they be screaming that this dog had no business being loose and not in a safe, fenced environment?
DAMN STRAIGHT they are!
No, not a Democrat, necessarily. The suspect would definitely be a liberal, though. Or a Muslim avenging his noble people. Or both.
Suicide. At least they didn't dump his body in Fort Marcy Park.
Not anymore! Hardly a day goes by that we don't see the Bush's little cuties.
RE: Nicole's dog. Wasn't her dog named Cato? (I might be wrong.)
regards
However, in a way, this is good news for the Klintoons, as it will no doubtedly get them some front page coverage for a while. Anything to keep them in front of the public seems to be their motto.
Goodness! I will be thankful if the day ever comes that these people just go away!
You're right about that. We had a Black Lab for 12 years and had to put her down five years ago and I still miss her.
Actually Socks and Buddy were the only Clintons I ever would have trusted. I really think he was only a prop for photo ops. You never saw those moments with dog and master you see with the Bushes. I always felt sorry for their pets. Especially Buddy.
I really fell for the dog when he knocked old Bill on his rear end that one time. I remember saying "good dog."
Poor Buddy couldn't expect the same in return, could he?
That's what I'm wondering. I'm sure there are bodyguards for the Clintons and security cameras around. It seem unlikely Buddy could really be running loose with no one's knowledge.
Media Relations Section
LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT PRESS RELEASE
Wednesday, January 2, 2002
"A Suspect is Identified and Arrested for Extreme Cruelty to Animals"
Los Angeles: On Sunday, December 30, 2001, at approximately 3:00 PM., Southeast officers who responded to investigate a "Shots Fired" radio call at the 10400 block of Hickory Street, learned that a suspect had placed a "M-80" Mexican type explosive device inside a dog’s mouth and lit the fuse. The resulting blast blew off the dog’s entire lower jaw.
Animal Regulations transported the dog to a veterinary hospital, where the doctors opined the dog was beyond help and was euthanized.
Detectives from the Criminal Conspiracy Section and Explosives Section, were notified and assumed responsibility of the Post Blast Investigation. The investigation revealed the identity and location of the suspect, as well as additional M-80s type explosives and fireworks.
The suspect, 19 year-old Gil Raul Delara, a resident of Los Angeles, was arrested and booked for Igniting an Explosive Device. He was booked at Southeast Area Jail.
On December 31, 2001, the case was presented to the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Lynwood Office, who filed charges against suspect Delara for Animal Cruelty multiple counts of Explosives related charges.
This information was provided by the investigating Detectives, Albert Silvas and Michael Kriha, Criminal Conspiracy Section, 213-473-7474.
This press release was prepared by Public Information Officer Eduardo Funes, Media Relations Section, 213-485-3586.
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