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HeeHaw Lawsuit Update: A federal lawsuit just laid out, paragraph by paragraph, exactly what the officer who shot HeeHaw is accused of doing.
Rockmart, Georgia. Hannah Israel filed suit September 11 against Officer Trenton Ryan Garner and the Cedartown Police Department. The complaint says Garner entered her enclosed pastureland after 10:30pm searching for a missing person who was never found there, with no warrant, no consent, and no exigent circumstance. He encountered HeeHaw, described in the filing as young, small, and tranquil, posing no threat to him, any officer, or the K9 on scene. He shot and killed the donkey anyway.
The complaint says officers left HeeHaw's body on the property without telling Israel where to find it. She was only told over the phone that a donkey had been "dispatched." She and a minor child searched the dark pastureland for hours before finding the body themselves.
She's suing under the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments for unlawful entry, unreasonable destruction of property, and deprivation of due process, plus punitive damages.
A donkey that never threatened anyone is dead, and a child had to help search for the body in the dark because nobody bothered to say where it was.
H/t Federal complaint https://t.co/03T4VknySw
FORBIDDEN STUDIOS PRESENTS: THE LORD OF THE MICS
One microphone to rule them all.
Many laid claim to it.
But from beyond the darkness, a light was coming.
When I first read Narnia with my son he was five. When we hit that line, "There I have another name. You must learn to know me by that name" he interrupted the reading and asked with excitement,
"Wait, Aslan is here but goes by another name?!"
I responded, "That is what it says!"
He asked, "who is it!?"
I said, "Think about what Aslan does in Narnia. Who does that on Earth?"
Almost panicked, his eyes darted back and forth in thought for almost 20 seconds.
Then he GASPED like a masters student getting their third theater degree and said, "Jesus!" and then punched the air a few dozen times.