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B-52 in a 70 degree bank during refueling from a KC-135<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The story behind the photo<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Cruel hunter parades tortured wolf with TAPE around its mouth before taking wounded animal to bar & finally killing it<\/h3>\n

A CRUEL hunter allegedly paraded a tortured wolf around a bar before he took it outside and killed it with his gun.<\/p>\n

The terrified creature appears in a sickening image cowering with sunken eyes and its mouth taped tightly shut.<\/p>\n

Cody Roberts, 42, was fined $250 for being in possession of the live wolf but it was not illegal to kill it, sparking outrage from animal rights activists.<\/p>\n

Roberts posed with the traumatised animal, flashing a toothy grin while hooking his arm around its neck and raising a can of beer.<\/p>\n

The wolf was already injured before Roberts ran it over with a snowmobile.<\/p>\n

He reportedly dragged it through the Green River Bar as regulars swilled beer before taking it behind the bar, torturing it and killing it.<\/p>\n

Jeanne Ivie-Roberts, a family member of Roberts, re-enacted the disturbing scene with a wolf skin in the same bar.<\/p>\n

She posted photos to Facebook of herself with her mouth taped shut, just like the wolf, while holding the skin in front of her.<\/p>\n

Ivie-Roberts wrote in another post after Roberts’ picture went viral: “I love and support you Cody”.<\/p>\n

She also celebrated the news that animal cruelty laws didn’t apply to Roberts’ case, and another family member claimed they were getting death threats.<\/p>\n

Animals rights activists were up in arms and became even more furious when it was confirmed Roberts would only face a small fine.<\/p>\n

The Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy wrote a letter to officials.<\/p>\n

It stated that Roberts actions clearly warrant a punishment more severe than the $250 ticket he received for possession of live wildlife the Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy wrote in a letter to officials.<\/p>\n

It added: “Such an anemic response on the part of law enforcement will be seen by some as tacit approval of his crime and can only motivate other like-minded individuals driven by hatred of wolves to engage in similar, repugnant behaviour.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

More at the source; The Sun<\/a><\/p>\n

Oral surgeon who guided prison guard through extraction of inmate’s teeth given absolute discharge<\/h3>\n

Dr. Louis Bourget will not have a criminal record.<\/p>\n

The oral surgeon was charged with assault after he permitted a correctional officer to extract an inmate’s teeth in October 2020. The incident was recorded by another correctional officer on his phone.<\/p>\n

Bourget, who operates out of the Gander Family Dental Clinic building, received an absolute discharge on Tuesday at Supreme Court. It’s the lowest level of criminal sentence that an adult offender can receive. It’s a finding of guilt but no criminal conviction is registered and there is no probation order.<\/p>\n

In October 2020, two correctional officers from the Bishop’s Falls Correctional Centre \u2014 Ron McDonald and Roy Goodyear \u2014 accompanied an inmate to the clinic.<\/p>\n

According to the agreed statement of facts, when the patient was sedated, Bourget was explaining the procedure to the guards, and he then suggested one of the guards remove four teeth. McDonald took out the teeth while Goodyear recorded the whole thing.<\/p>\n

According to the statement of facts, Bourget said he “got caught up in a teaching moment” but regretted the decision after the procedure.<\/p>\n

In court on Tuesday, Justice Melanie Del Rizzo said there were several things to consider in delivering her decision, including the pressures of the pandemic, Bourget’s financial loss, his guilty plea, his low risk to re-offend and his completion of sensitivity training.<\/p>\n

She also acknowledged the victim’s psychological harm due to the incident, breaches of his bodily integrity, and that Bourget did not report the incident.<\/p>\n

“The sentence must be proportionate to the gravity of the offence,” Del Rizzo said.<\/p>\n

“A criminal conviction is not in the public’s interest.”<\/p>\n

Bourget would not do an interview following the decision.<\/p>\n

However, following the incident he served sanctions from dental boards in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador.<\/p>\n

Dr. Paul O’Brien, registrar of the Newfoundland and Labrador Dental Board, said the matter likely won’t arise again.<\/p>\n

“Nothing happens next because unless there’s a conviction, the same set of facts were there for the disciplinary action, so nothing’s changed,” he said outside the courtroom. “We will discuss it with their legal counsel and see what they have to say, but other than that, I have nothing to comment.”<\/p>\n

Bourget has offices in Gander, northern New Brunswick and the Halifax area.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Source; Yahoo!<\/a><\/p>\n

Afghan sex offender avoids deportation over risk of \u2018mob violence\u2019<\/h3>\n

An Afghan sex offender avoided deportation after lawyers claimed his treatment of women would put him at risk of \u201cmob violence\u201d in his home country.<\/p>\n

The 31-year-old asylum seeker was jailed for 12 weeks for \u201coutraging public decency and exposure\u201d and was placed on the sex offenders\u2019 register for seven years.<\/p>\n

However, the Afghan was awarded refugee status and avoided deportation after claiming it was a breach of his human rights to deny him asylum in the UK.<\/p>\n

Doctors told the immigration tribunal that the Afghan man, referred to only as DH, continued to act \u201cinappropriately\u201d towards women despite his conviction.<\/p>\n

An immigration tribunal judge agreed with lawyers that his \u201crisky behaviours\u201d would expose him to \u201cill treatment\u201d and even \u201cmob violence\u201d if he returned to Afghanistan.<\/p>\n

Christopher Hanson, the tribunal judge, therefore ruled that the man should be granted refugee status, allowing him to remain in the UK.<\/p>\n

The disclosure follows controversy over a similar decision to grant asylum to Abdul Ezedi, the Clapham chemical attacker, despite a conviction and suspended jail sentence for two offences of sexual assault and exposure.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

More at the source; The Telegraph<\/a><\/p>\n

Fake cop arrested in Houston after pulling over undercover deputies<\/h3>\n

A man accused of impersonating a cop picked the wrong vehicle to pull over in west Houston over the weekend.<\/p>\n

Shaun Arnold was in a white Hyundai Santa Fe with emergency lights and sirens on when he tried to stop undercover deputies in the Memorial area on Saturday, according to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office.<\/p>\n

The undercover deputies alerted other HCSO units who pulled Arnold over on a traffic stop. They said he was “fully equipped to deceive” and wore a police uniform, ballistic vest, body-worn camera and badge.<\/p>\n

Investigators also found a BB gun, Taser, police radios and other “police-related equipment” in his vehicle.<\/p>\n

Court records show Arnold is a convicted felon and this was at least his fourth arrest for impersonating a police officer.<\/p>\n