I was wondering the same thing. I know it takes a while for letters to show up in the T-S, but it can't take this long, can it? Are people still writing letters on this?
oh come on, some of those letters were written before the toxicology reports came out. its like leaving your christmas decorations up all year, pretty soon it'll be relevant again
Hopefully not 2:19 (There is still a Burgess kid left standing) think!
Thanks for the heads up Rose-it caused me to remember this morning that I'd written a letter long ago decrying one of the T-S headlines so I emailed Rich to flush it please.
I cop shoots a pit bull! So what Markie? Pit Bull's are a dangeours breed, pure and simple, they were breed for it. Pit Bulls can't be reasoned with. The cop should be sent to the range for additional training. Many dogs are great, few Pit Bulls are even OK. I agree, it's a public service.
Well I went out and dug it out for you Rose.It was in the Briefly Section.
Officer Shoots Pit Bull Who Charged Him.
Eureka-An unattended pit bull mix was shot by a police officer Tuesday afternoon as it charged the officer in an area behind the Eureka Boiler Works. The Eureka Police Department said officers were called to the area by the owner of the property to check out trespassing violations. While an officer was investigating the property, a pit bull charged at the officer. When the animal failed to stop and was about a foot away from the officer, it was shot. Police took the animal to a veterinarian, where it is recovering. The owner of the dog, who was not on the scene, was contacted later.
All kinds of things are not reported. Whether it's the cops being too busy to put out press releases or the news media chasing political windmills instead of reporting real everyday stuff.
I think you would be really surprised if you had a real idea of what goes on in Humboldt County that is not reported.
I was wondering the same thing. I know it takes a while for letters to show up in the T-S, but it can't take this long, can it? Are people still writing letters on this?
ReplyDeleteWell, probably as long as people keep writing them.
ReplyDeleteoh come on, some of those letters were written before the toxicology reports came out. its like leaving your christmas decorations up all year, pretty soon it'll be relevant again
ReplyDeleteHopefully not 2:19 (There is still a Burgess kid left standing) think!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads up Rose-it caused me to remember this morning that I'd written a letter long ago decrying one of the T-S headlines so I emailed Rich to flush it please.
Amazing,nearly a full day has gone by and no comments on an officer shooting a pit bull until now.
ReplyDeleteIs that a bad thing, mresquan? Is that in the paper?
ReplyDeleteWhat might be the problem with an officer shooting a dog that attacked an officer, Mark? Didn't they then take it to a vet? It didn't die did it?
ReplyDeleteFar as I am concerned shooting a pit bull is a public service.
ReplyDeleteI cop shoots a pit bull! So what Markie? Pit Bull's are a dangeours breed, pure and simple, they were breed for it. Pit Bulls can't be reasoned with. The cop should be sent to the range for additional training. Many dogs are great, few Pit Bulls are even OK. I agree, it's a public service.
ReplyDeleteI don't remember saying that the officer did anything wrong.Please correct me if I did.I just brought up a point that it hadn't been mentioned.
ReplyDeleteWhere was the story, mresquan? I haven't seen it.
ReplyDeleteIt was in Thursdays times standard,but true to form,the article isn't on its online version,and I put my copy out in my recycling bin.
ReplyDeleteMaybe they'll get it posted.
ReplyDeleteWell I went out and dug it out for you Rose.It was in the Briefly Section.
ReplyDeleteOfficer Shoots Pit Bull Who Charged Him.
Eureka-An unattended pit bull mix was shot by a police officer Tuesday afternoon as it charged the officer in an area behind the Eureka Boiler Works.
The Eureka Police Department said officers were called to the area by the owner of the property to check out trespassing violations.
While an officer was investigating the property, a pit bull charged at the officer.
When the animal failed to stop and was about a foot away from the officer, it was shot. Police took the animal to a veterinarian, where it is recovering.
The owner of the dog, who was not on the scene, was contacted later.
Mr. Mark are you for real?
ReplyDeleteAll kinds of things are not reported. Whether it's the cops being too busy to put out press releases or the news media chasing political windmills instead of reporting real everyday stuff.
I think you would be really surprised if you had a real idea of what goes on in Humboldt County that is not reported.
Thanks, mresquan!
ReplyDeleteCops shoot a pit bull? I can't wait for Barbara to start attacking them.
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