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By anonomous

March 7, 2008 1:03 PM | Link to this

What a shame that a man working in the FBI thinks it is his right to shoot and kill a small defensless pet. I feel sorry for the parents that had to tell their young children about what happened to a beloved family member. How does one explain to a child, how someone that vowed to serve and protect, has killed your pet. He deserves the severest punishmet allowed. I wish the family of the chihuahua only the best.

By slugger

March 7, 2008 1:18 PM | Link to this

I support this guy. The little rat dog was probably barking all the time and he needed to stop the noise to get some rest from his crime fighting. There are too many Chiwawas around anyway and we should ‘cull the herd’. The agent was being considerate to the neighbors by using a BB gun instead of his big FBI gun.

By CARLOS

March 7, 2008 1:29 PM | Link to this

I do not support this guy. He took the law into his own hands. He looks like a power freak. Big FBI man shooting a little dog? He is very lucky someone didnt kick his sorry butt. Carlos

By death row

March 7, 2008 1:30 PM | Link to this

I’m with the first guy. He thinks because he works for the FBI he can do anything he wants to without consequence. I hate chihuahuas just as much as the next guy, but that is still someones pet. I’ll tell you right now, if he were to shoot my dog with something as small as a rubberband, he would have his FBI hands full with me! Kick his butt, take his badge, and lock him up with Mike Vick. I’m sure he’ll get nothing more than a fine though. The justice system doesn’t work when it’s their own on trial!

By looking for justice

March 7, 2008 1:50 PM | Link to this

What is a PERSONAL RECOGNIZANCE BOND?

Personal Recognizance Bond: A dollar amount of the bond is established, however the defendant only has to sign the bond promising to appear on the future court dates. The defendant must have a mailing address and be approved through the courts or Bond Commissioners.

Looks like this jerk is already catching breaks from the court! The average citizen would have to pay up front before he/she were allowed to step one foot out of jail! What a bunch of BS

By Casey

March 7, 2008 1:51 PM | Link to this

Wait a minute, in Waco, we are surprised at an act of cruelty by the FBI? I guess if you have had your head in the sand for the past almost fifteen years.

By Benny

March 7, 2008 2:03 PM | Link to this

In Waco, we are surprised at an act of brutality by the FBI?

By Joe Schmoe

March 7, 2008 2:28 PM | Link to this

Let’s look at this a little differently. Let’s say his disrespectful, inconsiderate neighbor let her little rat-dog run the neighborhood, and every time Agent Ledger stepped into his garage, the chihuahua was eating his dog/cat food, leaving surprises in his yard, so he cut them up with his lawnmower and then stink up his garage when he parked it. So, like many people I know who may have popped a dog in the butt with a bb gun to run it off of his property, instead the bb passed between the thin skin of the dog’s ribs and hit it in the lung. Is this worth the agent losing his career, and the media sensationalizing these stories with titles like “FBI Sniper Shoots Family Pet”? I think it’s sad really, and these agents and officers in the community, working hard to clean up Waco and the surrounding communties, don’t deserve this garbage. I guess there’s too many tin-foil-hat-wearing anti-govt fanatics, quick to throw out terms like “FBI Sniper” and “Jack Booted Thugs” etc.. I’m really disappointed in a lot of you here..

By shana

March 7, 2008 2:42 PM | Link to this

Glad it wasn’t a neighbors kid that was getting on his nerves.

By Pet Owner

March 7, 2008 2:45 PM | Link to this

There is no one who loves animals more than I do, BUT many owners are less admired. We should all hold judgement until we hear the “rest of the story”. We have a dog issue next door and have asked the owner for help, but they think they can allow the poor animal do whatever they like. Owners need to learn reponsible ownership. Lack thereof can drive a normally good citizen to abnormality….

By Shelia

March 7, 2008 2:58 PM | Link to this

There is no reason to shoot a dog or cat unless you are in fear of your or someone else’s life. I agree he took his job title for granted and lied about the incident to cover his butt. He had no right to shoot the animal. This type of dog does not live outside so the barking couldn’t bother him too much. What is next, a cover up on his job.

By Settle down

March 7, 2008 3:07 PM | Link to this

My comment is more about the extensive coverage by the media. Is it smart (or necessary) to place the agents photo all over the news. I assume this agent has a family and due to the nature of his job, might this place them all at an increased risk of danger.

By JoeSchmoe

March 7, 2008 3:22 PM | Link to this

It is unfortunate that the chihuahua died. They are such fragile animals that, it would be pretty easy to kill one with a bb gun, with a well placed or misplaced/unintended shot. What do those of you think a homeowner should do if a fellow homeowner has no control over their pets and lets them run wild? You can only “ask nicely” to the neighbors so many times before you get fed up. What recourse do homeowners have against nuisance neighborhood pets? Thank god I live in the country, where nuisance and feral animals can be taken care of without all the hassle and drama associated with this case. That said, I do draw some lines, between dogs, feral cats and wild animals. I would not shoot a neighbors dog unless it was dangerous or attacking my kids. I would shoot feral cats and wild animals that may carry rabies or other diseases that can be passed on to my kids or my animals. It’s scary to think that some of you here would be so quick to hang me out to dry for shooting a feral domestic cat, as that would also fall under the “Cruelty to Animals” statute as the letter of the law would dictate. Which is more cruel for an animal, a quick death where they probably didn’t even know what hit them, or getting trapped in a cage, then languishing in terror in a crowded kennel full of other terrified animals until they get the needle? In conclusion, I seriously doubt this agent planned to kill the chihuahua, and was probably just trying to sting it’s behind for a little reminder to stay off his property. Now, thanks to all the sensationalism, his career is probably ruined. To those of you who questioned: “What if my kid was on his property?” Shame on you! You know damn well that he wouldn’t shoot a child, but the Waco-Gangbanger-club that he and other officers do their best to keep under control would shoot your kid in a heartbeat if your kid got in their way.

By Support Your Law Officers

March 7, 2008 3:30 PM | Link to this

Listen to me now….some day a drug dealer or master criminal will be in Waco doing bad things to nice Waco folk. You will wish you had this Agent free and out protecting you.
You do not see what he sees. You do not deal with the scum he deals with. You do not have what it takes to even go through the 12 month application process.

Son we live in a world that has walls, and those walls have to be guarded by men with guns. Whose gonna do it? You? You, Carlos? I have more responsilbility here than you could possibly fathom.In places you don’t want to talk about at parties, you want me on that wall…you need me on that wall.

By ted

March 7, 2008 3:45 PM | Link to this

support our officers?

don’t worry he and all the rest will be gone as soon as bush is out of town. I support honorable officer’s, not those that lie after killing a neighbor’s pet. yes, the dog might have crapped in his yard and maybe even ran through his rose bushes, but normal people do not shoot their neighbor’s animals not a feral dog or cat.

By Angry and ashame

March 7, 2008 3:48 PM | Link to this

He was acting like a kid and his is on the FBI Swat team. He should be reprimanded by his superiours and what is sad, he is my son’s cub scout leader, but not no more. What a shame and descrace.

By Angry and Ashame

March 7, 2008 3:55 PM | Link to this

LOL……….stop watching T.V. and come back to reality. He does not need to be an FBI agent. Thats all we need is a estranged agent going around taking people out. This guy was going to snap, today dogs tomorrow human beings. WAKEUP Dude

By Jeanna

March 7, 2008 3:57 PM | Link to this

Come on people. Use a little common sense. I know this guy personally. I doubt he went outside with the intent to kill the dog if he was using a bb gun. Unless you know the entire story I seriously think you should hold back your judgment and act the adults your supposed to be. Yes, it was someone’s pet but I have had plenty of neighbors who did not control their pets, even I have had to use a gun to scare a dog out of my yard and I wasn’t using a bb gun. The media as usual is blowing this out of proportion and what risk to him or his family.

By arlene

March 7, 2008 4:01 PM | Link to this

well i guess we can’t all get newspaper and television coverage and not all people guilty of cruelty to animals will be arrested. 3 years ago my daughters german shepherd was killed in the lorena area while we went camping overnight, the next morning we came home to neighbors telling us the temple fireman that lived across the street shot our dog. after talking to him he admitted that he shot our dog as the dog was running from his yard. so yes this fine upstanding citizen, a fireman! shot a defenseless dog while it was running away from him, then proceeded to take his body and dump him in the pasture further up the road!! we called the sheriffs dept and filed a complaint, they interviewed neighbors and in the end nothing was done to this horrible person. yes our dog was guilty of jumping the fence and wondering around, but he was not a vicious dog and the fact that this coward admitted the dog was running from him proves that! i thinks this speaaks volumes about his character, makes you wonder what kind of fireman he really is. i’m glad i don’t live in temple.

By Carlos

March 7, 2008 4:02 PM | Link to this

Listen to me know……..Sounds like a bad script for ” a few good men “. I do support all our law enforcement for doing their job. I do not support anyone that kills an animal just because it barks whether it is law enforcement or citizen. If the dog was sick or a threat to his children he might have a leg to stand on but if not we have to call it like it is; stupid bad decision by a FBI Agent. If you want to support him, go ahead. It shows you believe law enforcement personal are above the law. Carlos

By Tex

March 7, 2008 4:02 PM | Link to this

This is much more than just a family pet being shot to death (she did not die on contact by the way.) This wasn’t the first dog killed in the neighborhood by this man. How safe is it that he can just pick up a gun in the middle of the afternoon (people out in their yards) and kill the chihuahua wearing a pink collar with tags while small children watched? Bottom line: you don’t kill family pets. There is a reason it is a felony. How do you tell the small children who owned the dog that she is dead. I feel sorry for the family…how horrible that must have been. Sorry about the 12 month process the guy had to go through, does that make him above the law?

By arlene

March 7, 2008 4:07 PM | Link to this

well i guess we can’t all get newspaper and television coverage and not all people guilty of cruelty to animals will be arrested. 3 years ago my daughters german shepherd was killed in the lorena area while we went camping overnight, the next morning we came home to neighbors telling us the temple fireman that lived across the street shot our dog. after talking to him he admitted that he shot our dog as the dog was running from his yard. so yes this fine upstanding citizen, a fireman! shot a defenseless dog while it was running away from him, then proceeded to take his body and dump him in the pasture further up the road!! we called the sheriffs dept and filed a complaint, they interviewed neighbors and in the end nothing was done to this horrible person. yes our dog was guilty of jumping the fence and wondering around, but he was not a vicious dog and the fact that this coward admitted the dog was running from him proves that! i thinks this speaaks volumes about his character, makes you wonder what kind of fireman he really is. i’m glad i don’t live in temple.

By Rat

March 7, 2008 4:14 PM | Link to this

Why is this even news? Stop ripping off your employers and GET BACK TO WORK!!!!!

By What a shame

March 7, 2008 4:22 PM | Link to this

This is a sad situation, I feel for the family who is going through the loss of their pet as well as the children being afraid of a bad guy in the area. Just because he is a law official gives him no right to shoot neighbors pets. He is a grown man that knows better and just because he is in the FBI he should not be given any extra privileges. A three pound Chihuahua would not cause so much ruckus that would involve a man shooting it with anything. He also denied shooting the little dog, what a COWARD you really want a man like that protecting you. I would like to believe law officials would be honest and admit when they have done something wrong. This guy straight up lied, he deserves what he gets. Heck i think I would be fearful of the kids in the area that he lives in. If he feels he can kill a child’s pet who’s to say he wouldn’t snap and harm his neighbors. Again, my thought is he doesn’t deserve to protect us from criminals because he is a criminal himself.

By Eric

March 7, 2008 4:41 PM | Link to this

He deserves to be punished he could have called the dog catcher or had a talk with the neighbors. He didn’t have to shoot a defenseless chihuahua. Looks like he gets trigger happy. The dude may snap one day on a person. Do not let him remain in the FBI.

By Calling you out!

March 7, 2008 4:45 PM | Link to this

This is a an unbelievable act of cruelty. However, so is the lying by “By Angry and Ashame”. I know for a fact that this man is not your son’s Cub Scout Leader. You also need a course in simple English and a dictionary. Your ignorance shows in your spelling and abuse of the English language!

By Rivergirl

March 7, 2008 4:53 PM | Link to this

I cannot believe that anyone would defend this man. How much noise/mess can one little Chihuahua make? And apparently he has killed dogs in that neighborhood before? And to have shot the dog in front of children? I would not want this idiot living anywhere near me, let alone carrying a badge. And some of you seem to be missing the point, the man is in law enforcement, but broke the law and then LIED to the investigators about it. I would imagine the only reason he finally confessed is because they had witnesses to identify him. Not only is he NOT above the law, as an FBI agent, he should be held to a higher standard. He should be fired from the FBI, and should never work in law enforcement again. And if the Cub Scouts of America have any brains, they will not have him as a scout leader anymore either. I would say that he should have to be the one to explain to the owners children why their dog is gone, but I am sure the owners don’t want him anywhere near their kids. Oh, and for anyone who says this shouldn’t be news, wake up, anytime someone in law enforcement breaks the law and lies about it, it is news. And to Rat: I am off work today, what’s your excuse?

By Calling you out!

March 7, 2008 4:58 PM | Link to this

Rivergirl - please know that this man is not a Cub Scout Leader. He may have been at some point but he is not currently. “By Angry and Ashame” told a terrible lie that only tarnishes a great program. I agree with your comment about holding people to a higher standard when in law enforcement. I wish there was a way to prevent the lies of others as well!

By Mack

March 7, 2008 5:35 PM | Link to this

FBI agent and Chihuahua making the headlines in Waco. Maybe that boring town is making the big time now that there’s a Federal agent shooting up the neighborhood rat dogs. And all with an airgun. I think you guys should call the national news. It’ll be the story of the year with some guaranteed journalism awards in tow. Airgun..Ratdog yapping..and a cop. And all of you bleeding hearts need to get a grip. This guy shot a dog. He’s not a serial killer, he probably just wanted some sleep.

By Anonymous

March 7, 2008 5:50 PM | Link to this

I don’t know any of the facts - just like all of you. I do know that Chihuaha’s are notorious for being aggresive and for biting. Don’t believe it - look at any of the dog breeders websites under temperament. Or from Wikipedia “Chihuahuas are not well-suited as small children’s pets because of their size, temperament, and tendency to bite when frightened”. Suppose this guy has a small child and the dog is constantly harrasing the child. What does this guy do if it’s owners don’t keep it contained? If he lives where the news report says, there is no animal control available. If this dog or any dog was tormenting my child and the owner would take responsibility, I would probably remedy the situation in the same manner. Dead dogs can’t bite my kids. Here’s an idea, how about we let the court decide what happened before we hang this guy. It is disgusting to me that so many people can be so upset and they don’t know any of the facts.

By dicklesswonder

March 7, 2008 6:43 PM | Link to this

So he admits to killing the dog and he is let go? American justice at its finest. Maybe a just punishment would be to lock him up with a dozen dogs “rat dogs” and let the dogs do with him as they will.

By outlaw layer

March 7, 2008 7:04 PM | Link to this

Martha Stewart went to the federal pen for lying to an FBI agent. FBI agents slaughtered innocent kids and pregnant women at that Whcky Brabh Davidian compound. Now we have this lying, loser lying to our dedicated Sheriff’s deputies. This skunk should be fired from the FBI and never allowed to touch any gun again. This cowardly killer is out of jail on his lying siganture. He’ll cut a deal and get away with a small fine and wrist slapping. All the whil, Michael Vick is doing hard time for watching dogs die, NOT killing them. This white, lying killer will walk, while a black man and a white woman pay. AmeriKKKan INJUSTICE.

By Mack

March 7, 2008 7:20 PM | Link to this

Outlaw Lawyer- I heard the Chihuahua was a black dog too. That makes it worse doesn’t it? Is that a hate crime? Somebody needs to call Jesse and Al. They’ll get this mess straight. We don’t need anymore racist dog killers out there. Come to think of it, George Bush is behind it…it’s a vast right wing “anti-pooch” conspiracy. Love, Mack

By Get a Life

March 7, 2008 7:33 PM | Link to this

Joe and who ever else is crying because people actually have to pay for their consequences. Honestly GET A LIFE! You don’t know the real story so don’t start bashing the family who lost their dog. Thats good Jeanna that you know this guy personally, that just means your automatically going to be on his side and everyone is going to disregard everything you say. He’s and FBI agent, so he should be worrying about the stopping criminals, not baby chihuahuas who might run in his yard for one second. If your complaining about crimes in Waco you should be irritated that this guy is wasting his time dealing with chihuahuas instead of the criminals…AND Who even cares if the dog pooped in his yard (which no one knows is even true) it was fertilizing his yard making his grass greener. Nothing to cry over. AND Slugger stop watching violent movies and playing violent video games…your the freak that people worry will start a school shooting because you obviously enjoy watching suffering. YOU Also GET A LIFE.

This guy shouldn’t get his license taken away but he should have to pay for the consequences so that he knows he’s not the king of RANCHCREST. Especially since he’s been already been suspected of doing this same thing on another occasion.

By P.E.T.A

March 7, 2008 7:58 PM | Link to this

In reading many of the posts, I am alarmed with the attitude that Agent Ledger should not pay for the unjust killing of the 3 pound Chihuahua. All law enforcement officers should be able to manage their temper. It is obvious he simply snapped…..Is this the kind of agent we want protecting us? Has he snapped before? Will he snap again? The FBI profiles people like him…Many serial killers started the same way!!

As I understand the case, Ledger is alleging he was protecting his family from a very violent and ferocious Chihuahua. As we all know this breed has killed and maimed many people…Law Enforcement would use Chihuahua’s if it were not for their arch enemy… the wind…Gusts over 5 mph are know to disable this ferocious killer. All fun aside..This man has killed multiple dogs in his neighborhood and this will come out at his trial. Animal cruelty is a very political issue and I doubt the DA’s office will be cutting any kind of deal with such a public following this case will receive. He will do the time for the crime.

By Dustin

March 7, 2008 8:11 PM | Link to this

Get a badge, build an ego, drop your IQ

Typical Law Enforcement Officer.

By Dustin

March 7, 2008 8:14 PM | Link to this

Get a badge, build an ego, drop your IQ

Typical Law Enforcement Officer.

By Dustin

March 7, 2008 8:20 PM | Link to this

Didn’t mean to post that three times up there /\/\ Computer went Haywire on me.

By Laughing at Jesse Jackson

March 7, 2008 9:37 PM | Link to this

Outlaw layer,

How did you twist this into a race issue? I amazed with a post like that, you even have the intelligence to use a computer. People like you make me ill. This is an animal cruelty issue. Move to the back of the bus.

By Joey

March 7, 2008 9:41 PM | Link to this

Wait, we in Waco are surprised at an act of brutality by the FBI?

By Justice

March 7, 2008 10:22 PM | Link to this

ANIMAL ABUSE AND ITS RELATION TO VIOLENCE, CHILD ABUSE AND MURDER Below are articles taken from various internet sites. They contain all the reasoning you will ever need to expose and do something about animal abuse. Read these articles by various doctors, universities, and the FBI. “Murderers … very often start out by killing and torturing animals as kids” Violent acts toward animals have long been recognized as indicators of a dangerous psychopathy that does not confine itself to animals. “Anyone who has accustomed himself to regard the life of any living creature as worthless is in danger of arriving also at the idea of worthless human lives,” wrote humanitarian Dr. Albert Schweitzer. “Murderers … very often start out by killing and torturing animals as kids,” according to Robert K. Ressler, who developed profiles of serial killers for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). Studies have now convinced sociologists, lawmakers, and the courts that acts of cruelty toward animals deserve our attention. They can be the first sign of a violent pathology that includes human victims.

Animal abuse is not just the result of a minor personality flaw in the abuser but rather a symptom of a deep mental disturbance. Research in psychology and criminology shows that people who commit acts of cruelty toward animals don’t stop there; many of them move on to their fellow humans.

The FBI has found that a history of cruelty to animals is one of the traits that regularly appear in its computer records of serial rapists and murderers, and the standard diagnostic and treatment manual for psychiatric and emotional disorders lists cruelty to animals as a diagnostic criterion for conduct disorders.

A study conducted by Northeastern University and the Massachusetts SPCA found that people who abuse animals are five times more likely to commit violent crimes against humans. The majority of inmates scheduled to be executed for murder at California’s San Quentin penitentiary “practiced” their crimes on animals, according to the warden. • As a child, serial killer and rapist Ted Bundy—ultimately convicted of two killings but suspected of murdering more than 40 women—witnessed his father’s violence toward animals, and he himself subsequently tortured animals.

• Earl Kenneth Shriner, who raped and stabbed a 7-year-old boy, was known in his neighborhood for hanging cats and torturing dogs. • David Berkowitz (a.k.a. “Son of Sam”), who pleaded guilty to 13 murder and attempted murder charges, shot a neighbor’s Labrador retriever. • Brenda Spencer, who opened fire at a California school, killing two children and injuring nine others, had repeatedly abused cats and dogs, often setting their tails on fire. • Serial killer and cannibal Jeffrey Dahmer impaled the heads of dogs and cats on sticks.

By Wacoan

March 8, 2008 8:53 AM | Link to this

Mr. Ledger, I do not know you. I suspect you have devoted your LIFE to protecting others. Then, for whatever reason, you react to pelt a little, neighborhood dog with a bb on the butt. You are trained and you KNOW a bb gun hasn’t the force to harm a mammal, especially at 75 - 100 feet. BB guns are low-powered and inexact, you probably won’t even hit the animal, just move it along. POP! What? You cannot believe your eyes as the dog falls. You step inside to protect your child, even your self. You question with logic. You feel denial. Like a school kid throwing a spit wad which happens to hit someone’s eye. It is an accident. Intentional action with accidental results. Your best possible reaction would have been to pick up the animal, take it to its owner and apologize. But I write with hindsight; in the moment I probably would have just hoped it all went away. Who would have thunk it? I am truly sorry for your predicament. I would love to hear more about you and your side of this story but our legal system will not allow that. You are entwined by a bark and a toy gun. Please know that others have been in your shoes. Not all of us are so quick to condemn. I hold onto the possibility, no the probability that you are a good man. Don’t let a crazed society convince you otherwise. Godspeed.

By Wacoan

March 8, 2008 9:01 AM | Link to this

Justice: This isn’t animal abuse or torture. Yours is a totally improper post.

By Justice

March 8, 2008 10:08 AM | Link to this

Wacoan: This is animal abuse…He is being investigated for multiple dog killings in the same neighborhood. If these allegations are true then he is a serial “dog” killer. His own agency (FBI) has profiled many “human” abusers and have credibly linked this type of behavior to a dangerous psychopathy that does not confine itself to animals.

You stated “you react to pelt a little neighborhood dog with a bb on the butt. You are trained and you KNOW a bb gun hasn’t the force to harm a mammal, especially at 75 - 100 feet”. BB guns are low-powered and inexact, you probably won’t even hit the animal, just move it along. POP! What? You cannot believe your eyes as the dog falls. You step inside to protect your child, even your self. You question with logic. You feel denial. Like a school kid throwing a spit wad which happens to hit someone’s eye”.

How do you know where a trained FBI sniper was aiming? How do you know he was feeling denial “like a school kid”? Were you there? Have you killed many dogs? FYI…The round entered the neck not the butt. You obviously know nothing about the power of a BB gun: (from a dealer’s website) Pellet Guns for Pest Killing & Small Game Hunting A pellet gun has many uses, from fun to serious. When it comes to the more serious uses, pellet guns are favored by homeowners, gardeners, and farmers to eliminate pesky varmint trouble. They project killing force at short to medium ranges. It makes this type of air gun a good choice for eradicating troublesome critters in and around the yard or farm, as well as hunting small game. Here are some popular pellet guns and BB Guns for hunting small game or eliminating pests from your property. While you can get the job done with a .177 caliber rifle if it is capable of producing velocities in excess of 900 ft/sec, we highly recommend one of the .22 caliber air guns. You will usually lose some muzzle velocity when you step up from .177 to .22 caliber rifles, but the .22 pellets are heftier and provide a significantly bigger wallop, ensuring a cleaner kill.

By Michael Vick

March 8, 2008 10:10 AM | Link to this

Why is I does time hear in the pinitenchary? I been reeds that FBI mans done kilt a dog. The FBI mans kilted the dog cause he was bored of nothing. I was telled the FBI man dun laffed as the dawg was dead. The FBI mans should be lock up wiff us crimers as he is now a crimer too. I felled bad for the dog’s parents. i loved dogs too. See you soon Ex-agent and dog killer Ledger.

By Big Willie #23678

March 8, 2008 10:14 AM | Link to this

We be look for you to come and git real friendly with us agent ledger. You are such a big man too, so muscular. You gonna love making love to us, bioy.

By Big Willie #23678

March 8, 2008 10:14 AM | Link to this

We be look for you to come and git real friendly with us agent ledger. You are such a big man too, so muscular. You gonna love making love to us, bioy.

By Chi-Chi

March 8, 2008 10:18 AM | Link to this

I am a chihuahua. You killed my buddy, Nino. We are small dogs. Why did you kill him? He wasn’t hurting nobody. You felt big and bad with that gun, tight? Now, you feel small and sad. You’re gonna lose your job for being cruel. Was it worth it, Lovett? You’ve got blood on your filthy hands, copper.

By Wendi Taylor

March 9, 2008 12:25 AM | Link to this

Let me get this straight. You kill 17 children under the age of 12, and you’re a hero. You kill a mutt, and you go to jail? The FBI sure has some strange standards.

By anonymous

March 9, 2008 5:17 PM | Link to this

FBI Agent Shoots Fluffy

http://www.judiciaryreport.com/fbiagentshoots_fluffy.htm

By Jason

March 13, 2008 7:39 PM | Link to this

Wow was this thing blown out of proportion or what? Less my heart goes out to you. I know that you are a kind person and a loving family man. I am sure that you never thought twice about killing the dog. Reading all of the post on this there are some crazy tree hugging people out there. Well if you need anything at all let me know. I know that you do good things for our country. Less was my son’s den leader in Cub Scouts and did a wonderful job. Less again if you need anything let me know.

By Jason

March 13, 2008 7:43 PM | Link to this

Wow was this thing blown out of proportion or what? Less my heart goes out to you. I know that you are a kind person and a loving family man. I am sure that you never thought twice about killing the dog. Reading all of the post on this there are some crazy tree hugging people out there. Well if you need anything at all let me know. I know that you do good things for our country. Less was my son’s den leader in Cub Scouts and did a wonderful job. Less again if you need anything let me know.

By Jason

March 13, 2008 7:43 PM | Link to this

Wow was this thing blown out of proportion or what? Less my heart goes out to you. I know that you are a kind person and a loving family man. I am sure that you never thought twice about killing the dog. Reading all of the post on this there are some crazy tree hugging people out there. Well if you need anything at all let me know. I know that you do good things for our country. Less was my son’s den leader in Cub Scouts and did a wonderful job. Less again if you need anything let me know.