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Golf Course Workers Accused Of Butchering And Eating Dog
Two former golf course workers accused of butchering and eating a patron's pet dog two years ago have pleaded guilty to animal cruelty.
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Two former golf course workers accused of butchering and eating a patron's pet dog two years ago have pleaded guilty to animal cruelty.
Saturnino Palting and Nelson Domingo, who had theft charges dropped as part of a plea agreement Wednesday, face a maximum five years in prison when they are sentenced in July.
The dog's owner, Frank Manuma, says Caddy, a 8-month German shepherd-Labrador mix, vanished after being left tied up near a maintenance shed.
Witnesses say they saw the Kalihi men load the 50-pound dog into a car and drive away at the end of their shift at the Moanalua Golf Club on Dec. 16, 2007.
The club fired the workers and investigators later told Manuma the two men butchered and ate his pet.
Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.
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First problem is that the owner left his dog unattended in a public place. So its partly his fault. What those 2 guys did was wrong but if the dogs owner had of kept the dog with him or better yet left him at home then his dog would not have been taken and eaten. And for the record I like animals and in my opinion its irresponsible to leave your dog tied up and unattended anywhere but at your residence.
Well I will be dog gone.
A deer is a wild animal not a pet. Enough said.
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