
Sorry, I just don't buy the excuses for wholesale slaughter. I think that many were killed for the "blood sport" satisfacti
on of the law-enforc
ement community, and high testostero
ne levels prevailed.
After all, how many chances willthese guys get to go a a sanctioned wild animal hunt?
That said, I'm sure there were some killinfs (assasinat
ions?) that were unavoidabl
e; threatenin
g nearby communitie
s, whatever. But, but, almost ALL were killed on the farm in question.
Hanna should be ashamed at his approval. He was there right away, he had access to the necessary tranquiliz
ing equipoment with which officers could have been supplied, he was the expert in residence.
Ohio's laws? Hanna should have had a voice in that terrible decision by Kasich as well. He is so well respected that his coming out in favor of restrictio
ns might have made it happen.
Tis "farmer" was a wacko/nutt
er (and a political contributo
r-how else to explain his years of lawbreakin
g and light/non-
existent punishment
s?), weapons, wild animals. I would bet that he was an illegal breeder; supplied or sponsored illegal trophy hunts on his property, maybe elsewhere, and more.
Bad taste in my mouth, more to come out, I'd bet if local journalist
s do their jobs.
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