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Commentary: Bill Troutwine pledges $50 toward $1,000 reward Reward would be offered catch the heartless jerks who killed the defenseless nanny-goats. Remember, law enforcement is not just the responsibility of law enforcement officers, but it is the responsibility of all good citizens. - BILL TROUTWINE Click on headline for complete story with link to photo/original item Bill Troutwine Personal commentary Melissa, incidents such as this deeply anger me. I am sure the Sheriff's office has already been contacted, and that is the proper thing to do, but unfortunately crimes like this are hard to solve unless someone talks. BR> If you would like to do something yourself to catch the heartless jerks involved, come here on Columbia Magazine, and ask CM readers to pledge donations to offer a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of person or persons involved. If you can get 20 people to pledge $50.00 each that would be $1000.00 for a reward and that may be enough to get someone to turn the jerks in. If you are willing to go forward with this, I will be the first to pledge $50.00 towards a reward. I don't know what area of the county this incident happened in but if you put up flyers in businesses in the area and here on CM and ask the radio stations to make announcements about the incident and the reward I will almost guarantee, you will get some positive results. Remember, law enforcement is not just the responsibility of law enforcement officers, but it is the responsibility of all good citizens. --Bill Troutwine Comments re photo 54689 A picture of grief This story was posted on 2014-05-04 06:53:17
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