Please sign this petition: animal killer
 

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Please sign petition (LINK ABOVE) to ask for maximum penalty for man
accused of cutting throats of puppies and killing them.

Man faces animal abuse charges - by Sara Welch

(Seymour-WTNH, Jan. 20, 2005 Updated 12:46 PM ) _ A disturbing
story of animal abuse out of Seymour. A man faces charges for
allegedly slitting the throats of several puppies there.

by News Channel 8's Sara Welch
Police are calling this attack "sick and vicious."

They followed footsteps in the snow to a wooded area and
found a basket of puppies that were left to die.

The lone surviving puppy had her throat slashed and a stab
wound in her back.

"This is brutal, it's the worst thing I ever saw in two
years as the dog warden in the town. He brutally cut her
throat. It was terrible," says Joe LaRovera.

Twenty-year-old Brandon Chandler is facing six counts of
animal cruelty. The vicious attack happened at a house on
Skorkorat Street where the suspect lived with dogs' owners.

"Police responded to the home on Skorkorat Street in
Seymour, at which time they spoke to the accused and
asked where the puppies were. He had stated that he
'sent them to heaven,'" says Paul Beres from the Seymour
Police Dept.

Behind the house police found six puppies left outside in
the woods in a basket. Five of the dogs were dead, the
remaining animal is now struggling to stay alive.

Police say the suspect used a buck knife to slit the dogs'
throat.

"He appears to show no remorse. He told officers that he
had been drinking prior to the episode--that he had several beers."

The suspect was arraigned this morning and held on
$50,000 bail. Police tell News Channel 8 that the man
may have attacked the dogs because the owners refused
to give him one of the puppies.

The owners are devastated by this and say they don't have
the financial means to care for the dog. They signed over
custody of the puppy to the Town of Seymour. The puppy is
now receiving around-the-clock care at the animal hospital.
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Heinous, but if he said he "sent them to heaven" and that he has no remorse,
won't he likely be found to have mental issues and possibly not be responsible
for his actions?

On 2005-01-29, Josh penned:
http://www.petitiononline.com/a3664242/petition.html

Please sign petition (LINK ABOVE) to ask for maximum penalty for man accused
of cutting throats of puppies and killing them.

Man faces animal abuse charges - by Sara Welch

(Seymour-WTNH, Jan. 20, 2005 Updated 12:46 PM ) _ A disturbing story of
animal abuse out of Seymour. A man faces charges for allegedly slitting the
throats of several puppies there.

by News Channel 8's Sara Welch Police are calling this attack "sick and
vicious."

They followed footsteps in the snow to a wooded area and found a basket of
puppies that were left to die.

The lone surviving puppy had her throat slashed and a stab wound in her
back.

"This is brutal, it's the worst thing I ever saw in two years as the dog
warden in the town. He brutally cut her throat. It was terrible," says Joe
LaRovera.

Twenty-year-old Brandon Chandler is facing six counts of animal cruelty. The
vicious attack happened at a house on Skorkorat Street where the suspect
lived with dogs' owners.

"Police responded to the home on Skorkorat Street in Seymour, at which time
they spoke to the accused and asked where the puppies were. He had stated
that he 'sent them to heaven,'" says Paul Beres from the Seymour Police
Dept.

Behind the house police found six puppies left outside in the woods in a
basket. Five of the dogs were dead, the remaining animal is now struggling
to stay alive.

Police say the suspect used a buck knife to slit the dogs' throat.

"He appears to show no remorse. He told officers that he had been drinking
prior to the episode--that he had several beers."

The suspect was arraigned this morning and held on $50,000 bail. Police tell
News Channel 8 that the man may have attacked the dogs because the owners
refused to give him one of the puppies.

The owners are devastated by this and say they don't have the financial
means to care for the dog. They signed over custody of the puppy to the Town
of Seymour. The puppy is now receiving around-the-clock care at the animal
hospital. ---------------------END OF STORY--------------------------


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