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Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Innocent fawns killed by Forest Lake MN cops!.

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Anonymous said...: The cop and the DNR are cowards. This story infuriated me when I read it, yesterday. What the hell did these deer to do deserve getting gunned down? I am glad to see countless others are just as angry.; 9:05 PM
Anonymous said...: Cowards in law enforcement kill count. 2 Bambi, 2 women motorist, and one bear.; 8:14 AM
Anonymous said...: why did they kill the fawns? what was their reasons?; 9:37 PM
Anonymous said...: cops gotta chance to target practice; 9:58 PM
Goerss Home Team said...: Thanks for sharing the post. This post have some of the nice links shared about the Forest Lake.
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