
This is a placeholder text
Group text
by Sam1427 on 04 January 2010 - 02:01
I suppose the moral for the dog owner to take from this case is do NOT EVER leave your dog tied up outside a building. You must be with your dog at all times in public.
Here's the petition site: http://www.thepetitionsite.com/6/demand-justice-for-buddys-killer
There are now just over 5,000 signatures. The goal is 10,000. Go sign, people. You can get to the petition from Facebook by searching for Demand Justice for Buddy, but you don't have to belong to Facebook to sign the petition.

by Dodie on 04 January 2010 - 16:01
by Sam1427 on 04 January 2010 - 17:01

by CrysBuck25 on 04 January 2010 - 18:01
Whenever someone goes to jail, taxes do pay for it. Taxpayers pay to keep criminals in jail, feed them, house them, keep them warm and provide them with Cable TV.
I'm all for putting them in jail, but I'd make jail hell if it were up to me. Offenders wouldn't look at being in jail as a reprieve from having to pay their own way...No siree. They'd be wanting to get the hell out and get straight.
Please tell me what spending a few months in jail will do for Romero? He gets three meals a day, clothes washed for him, free housing, free medical care, and most likely will still be able to score whatever substances he's used to indulging in. And there's the TV, too.
Killing a dog is not the crime that killing a human is. It's a tragedy, nonetheless, and I hope justice is served in any such case. But the woman in Spokane who killed a little three or four year old girl because she wouldn't stop crying...beat her to death...That's the one I'd like to see them crucify. It just galls me that when someone has the urge to hurt something that they just don't hurt themselves...Instead, they drag a dog to death, they burn a little girl with cigarettes and then beat her when she cries, they drug a newborn with chemicals to shut it up, a man murders his pregnant wife...Sick people...Just sick, sick people. They don't deserve to live on the same world with those who do respect other life.
Don't get me wrong..My family hunts, fishes, and raises the occasional pig or steer, or chickens, for meat. I don't equate their lives with the lives of my dogs, and the lives of my dogs are not equal with mine or my childrens, either. But I do respect all life, its position on this world, and the fact that not all humans are people. Some are just animals, and shouldn't be in society.
Just my honest and unvarnished opinion.
Crys

by Dodie on 04 January 2010 - 18:01

by DebiSue on 04 January 2010 - 18:01
Deb
by Sam1427 on 04 January 2010 - 18:01
That POS Romero, on the other hand, is now in the Federal system since he tortured and killed Buddy on Federal land. We'll have to wait and see what charges get filed against who for this despicable crime. I hope the Park Service was thorough in their investigation and didn't leave any evidence loopholes for a POS defense attorney to get Romero off. He's got a long record of priors and I hope that doesn't get dismissed either.

by Red Sable on 04 January 2010 - 18:01

by GSDtravels on 04 January 2010 - 19:01
by Sam1427 on 05 January 2010 - 01:01
A federal judge this afternoon said a man accused of killing a dog on Colorado National Monument will get a court-appointed attorney.
The appointment, which was made by U.S. Magistrate Judge Laird Milburn, came after 37-year-old Steven Clay Romero said his attorney, “couldn’t make it,” to Monday’s hearing. Romero has been held without bond at the Mesa County Jail since his arrest on Thursday.
Romero told the judge he’s had “problems” since he’s been at the jail, but didn’t elaborate.
“Pretty much everybody thinks I’ve done it,” Romero told the judge.
Romero will return before Milburn Thursday afternoon for a pre-trial conference and a detention hearing.
He may get worse than what you'd expect for dropped soap in the shower. No word yet on additional charges for those who say they heard Romero say he would kill Buddy. I imagine they are dealing for pleas in exchange for testimony.Contact information Disclaimer Privacy Statement Copyright Information Terms of Service Cookie policy ↑ Back to top