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http://uproxx.com/life/animal-abuse-fbi-felony-database/ http://uproxx.com/life/animal-abuse-fbi-felony-database/ posted:
Thank loving god, finally. Remember when this piece of poo poo got zero jail time? So let this be a warning to you deranged goons living in the USA: if you can't do the time, don't microwave your dog because you're mad at your mom. There will be consequences now. 
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great now i want a hotpocket
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im not reading all that. far out
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You shouldn't be mean to animals, imo, unless they are trying to hurt or kill you.
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Guess you're going to have to start treating your sister better OP. FBI going to arrest you otherwise.
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Spent all day yesterday killing dogs so I really caught a lucky break!
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Jan 9, 2016 06:41
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Hector Beerlioz posted:You shouldn't be mean to animals, imo, unless they are trying to hurt or kill you.
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>nice try
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can you plead not guilty by reason of insanity for animal abuse charges?
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they're just tracking incidents of it op and gave it its own category for statistic purposes there is no federal law against animal cruelty now or anything and states that don't have specific laws (there are 13 that do plus dc) aren't going to have new laws instituted
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Jan 9, 2016 06:47
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Your posting is a Class A felony, OP.
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Awesome, now we need to make it illegal for animals to kill other animals and we just might solve the pitbull problem.
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Blue Train posted:they're just tracking incidents of it op and gave it its own category for statistic purposes It actually says in the title of the article "The FBI Is Making Animal Abuse A Class A Felony" but I have no clue why the felony part is not really in the article.
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symbolic posted:can you plead not guilty by reason of insanity for animal abuse charges? Guy I went to high school with this tried to play this game, but his council convinced him to change his plea because he killed an absolute poo poo ton of dogs. They threw the book at him too. http://www.rgj.com/story/news/2015/10/01/reno-man-sentenced-worst-dog-killing-case-washoe-county/73182340/ I killed my dogs in the county over though so I'm good.
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Melmac posted:It actually says in the title of the article "The FBI Is Making Animal Abuse A Class A Felony" but I have no clue why the felony part is not really in the article. they are misquoting it and it is actually group a felonies for the nibrs The NIBRS collects data on each single incident and arrest within 22 offense categories made up of 46 specific crimes called Group A offenses. For each of the offenses coming to the attention of law enforcement, specified types of facts about each crime are reported. In addition to the Group A offenses, there are 11 Group B offense categories for which only arrest data are reported. e: https://www2.fbi.gov/ucr/faqs.htm
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WatermelonGun posted:Guy I went to high school with this tried to play this game, but his council convinced him to change his plea because he killed an absolute poo poo ton of dogs. They threw the book at him too. i was just wondering because if you can't, that means you have less of a chance getting exonerated for animal abuse than for murder
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Jan 9, 2016 06:53
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Is it now a felony to give monkeys diseases for medical study?
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hurting animals is super gay don't do it.
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Jan 9, 2016 06:56
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Hector Beerlioz posted:Is it now a felony to give monkeys diseases for medical study? you can't poz a monkey anymore sorry
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Commercial level mass animal cruelty still ok though don't worry farmers 
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symbolic posted:mmkay yeah he arrived in court in a bullet proof vest which was pretty  since like 4 months prior I had jury duty in a case where this dude my age beat his own baby to the point of blindness and retardation but nobody gave a poo poo about that. love this city, and this planet.
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Flannelette posted:Commercial level mass animal cruelty still ok though don't worry farmers Reminds me of how so many are uncomfortable with police murder yet they turn a blind eye to our military conducting strikes that kill thousands of innocent people in the Middle East.
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Jan 9, 2016 06:59
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The urge to randomly kill animals is a strong one
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Blue Train posted:you can't poz a monkey anymore sorry OBAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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TEAYCHES posted:Reminds me of how so many are uncomfortable with police murder yet they turn a blind eye to our military conducting strikes that kill thousands of innocent people in the Middle East. I support all of that
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should be a class a felony to not click every option in a checkbox poll
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WatermelonGun posted:Guy I went to high school with this tried to play this game, but his council convinced him to change his plea because he killed an absolute poo poo ton of dogs. They threw the book at him too. I need to know what this kid was like in High School. Also it's pretty funny that his parents spent $100,000 on trying to help him, oh and also he's adopted. Imagine you try to do something so noble as to adopt a baby and give him a home and a life and you spend all your money and free time raising this child and he ends up doing this  WatermelonGun posted:yeah he arrived in court in a bullet proof vest which was pretty I always see people saying stuff like this but I kind of understand why. It's not that people are less mad about a baby being killed. Obviously a baby being killed is way worse. But a baby being killed is guaranteed life in prison if not execution. People who torture animals are regularly given absolutely no time in jail or a trivial amount like 30 days (until now). So people are showing up pissed as hell to show the judge that you better not let this poo poo go with a slap on the wrist.
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Flannelette posted:Commercial level mass animal cruelty still ok though don't worry farmers Actually, no. That guy caught on video torturing chickens to death at a farm he was working at in North Carolina was just sentenced to prison.
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Put all snake and pitbull owners on the list proactively, then maybe it'll be useful 
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Melmac posted:People who torture animals are regularly given absolutely no time in jail or a trivial amount like 30 days (until now). once again this isn't changing, here is a less biased source. note how submission of the statistics is also voluntary This year, for the first time, the FBI will track animal abuse the same way it tracks crimes such as homicide, arson, and assault. After years of lobbying, the bureau agreed in 2014 to make animal cruelty a Class A felony with its own category, and started tracking cases this year, the Washington Post reports. Previously, animal cruelty crimes were reported to the FBI as "other." The change will allow animal rights advocates to easily see whether abuse is going up or down, and it could even alert authorities to criminals who might eventually turn to violent crime against people: The deputy executive director of the National Sheriffs' Association backed the change when he learned that many serial killers are animal abusers first. Collecting animal abuse data could help "flag" future violent offenders, as many as 70% of whom may have abused animals first, the Christian Science Monitor reports. Animal cruelty, organized into four categories (simple or gross neglect, intentional abuse and torture, animal sexual abuse, and organized abuse like dogfighting and cockfighting), will have its own category within the National Incident-Based Reporting System, but actually reporting to NIBRS is voluntary, so animal rights advocates must convince local law enforcement agencies to do so. Once in the NIBRS, law enforcement and animal rights advocates will be able to access the age, criminal history, and location of convicted animal abusers, and having enough data could help authorities to see trends or notice "hotspots" of activity on which they should focus resources. "When the FBI says animal cruelty is important and we are going to track it, it sends a message to others in law enforcement and the community at large saying ‘pay attention to this,'" says a senior adviser at the Animal Welfare Institute, which worked with the FBI on making the change e: in 13 states and Washington, D.C., neglecting an animal is considered a felony. In all but two states, so-called affirmative acts of abuse are a felony on the first offense, though that can be subjective. Blue Train fucked around with this message at 07:10 on Jan 9, 2016 |
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TEAYCHES posted:Reminds me of how so many are uncomfortable with police murder yet they turn a blind eye to our military conducting strikes that kill thousands of innocent people in the Middle East. I was thinking about that when Obama gave his speech, weeping over the dead in America, I guess all those weddings being drone-striked and hospitals being blown up to combat terrorism just doesn't have the same effect as an elementary school being shot up by a home-grown terrorist.
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a bone to pick posted:I was thinking about that when Obama gave his speech, weeping over the dead in America, I guess all those weddings being drone-striked and hospitals being blown up to combat terrorism just doesn't have the same effect as an elementary school being shot up by a home-grown terrorist. those are terrorists and terrorist sympathizers not people hth
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Melmac posted:I need to know what this kid was like in High School. He was a rich shithead. He took a bunch of ecstasy on prom night and drove his hummer up into the hills where he rolled it repeatedly, but it was chill, his parents got him a new one within the week. We had weights together for years and he called me a human being all the time cuz I was a longhair thrash kid. Good guy sorry to see him go down.
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WatermelonGun posted:He was a rich shithead. He took a bunch of ecstasy on prom night and took his hummer up into the hills where he rolled it repeatedly, but it was chill, his parents got him a new one within the week. 
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I'd make a Morally Inept joke, but it's best to let sleeping dogs lie.
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Blue Train posted:once again this isn't changing, here is a less biased source. note how submission of the statistics is also voluntary Why would this website lie to me. Don't ruin this for me drat you WatermelonGun posted:He was a rich shithead. He took a bunch of ecstasy on prom night and took his hummer up into the hills where he rolled it repeatedly, but it was chill, his parents got him a new one within the week. But he told the judge he was "destined to do great things" and "even had a dog that I loved to go hunting with" and "just give me like 4 or 5 more chances and I swear I won't videotape myself torturing dogs again probably". I wish they interviewed the parents. I wonder if they paid good money for his lawyer or were like "welp gently caress this kid" after the videotape surfaced.
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Blue Train posted:those are terrorists and terrorist sympathizers not people hth Wow, I guess that's one way to "other" dead small children.
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Melmac posted:Why would this website lie to me. Don't ruin this for me drat you They paid an absolute fortune. Also don't forget he was mainlining meth while shredding up said dogs.
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TEAYCHES posted:Wow, I guess that's one way to "other" dead small children. it is literally how the media otherizes them so yes, it is one way that seems to work considering no one cares almost as though the media is like a fourth branch of the government, hrmery
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The pussification of America continues.
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