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Comment: Puppy left in trash can at Columbia Walmart Good use of ACSO resources, writer says, noting, ' I would imagine that an individual who would do a crime such as this has the potential to do other serious crimes.' Bob Barnes writes: How disgusting it was to read of the puppy left to die in a trash can. I can only hope that Sheriff Harrison Moss and/or his deputies will use the surveillance cameras that are on the parking lot lamp post and the Walmart structure itself. Surely there will be arguments from some that our law enforcement have better things to do with their time. However, I would imagine that an individual who would do a crime such as this has the potential to do other serious crimes. --Bob BarnesPuppy found in trash can dies after rescue, trip to veterinarian This story was posted on 2013-06-27 20:36:42
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