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Jon Halsey: One individual's opinion . . . . . . and maybe that of a majority of others. Cruelty to animals may be a gateway to 'more serious crimes,' some studies say. Agreed, he says, and Jon Halsey also thinks cruelty perpetrators have already crossed the line Comments about: Comments re article 60403 Comment Puppy left in trash can at Columbia Walmart By Jon Halsey Commentary I agree wholeheartedly. "America's Mayor" started the "Broken Window" approach which ultimately led to a huge drop in NY's crime rate. What kind of community would we be if we became so selective as to what types of crime and criminals we sanctioned pursuing? Cruelty to animals has been cited in many studies as a precursor to "more serious crimes" but I think that someone so callous as to mistreat a defenseless young animal has already crossed the line. As a final thought, the current Sheriff's department seems to be able to handle multitasking a wide variety of malfeasance very well indeed. Just the not so private thoughts of one individual. - JON HALSEY, Knifley, KY This story was posted on 2013-06-28 07:42:23
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