Man Charged Over Death Of Pomeranian

[moosepup]

She knew his address because presumably he trotted off home after killing her dog as his address and the street on which the attack occurred are one and the same. I'd be dropping more than f bombs if that was my dog.

[Kirislin]

she referred to him as a dirty old f@#$*er. I wonder exactly what the story is.

Edited September 29, 2013 by Kirislin

[Guest Maeby Fünke]

It sounds like they're both white trash/rednecks from a rough suburb and talking like that is part of their vernacular. Regardless of that, a dog got killed. It's pretty sad

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Sorry, I didn't see your post Kirislin; I was just talking generally :)

Edited September 29, 2013 by Maeby Fünke

[bertie]

It sounds like they're both white trash/rednecks from a rough suburb and talking like that is part of their vernacular. Regardless of that, a dog got killed. It's pretty sad.

This. Was wondering how to word it :laugh:

[Guest Maeby Fünke]

It sounds like they're both white trash/rednecks from a rough suburb and talking like that is part of their vernacular. Regardless of that, a dog got killed. It's pretty sad.

This. Was wondering how to word it :laugh:

Yeah, it sounds like the Jerry Springer show, doesn't it? :laugh:

[Loving my Oldies]

It sounds like they're both white trash/rednecks from a rough suburb and talking like that is part of their vernacular. Regardless of that, a dog got killed. It's pretty sad

It is very sad. The way I see it, to get justice for her dog, she needs to rein herself in. Despite any wishes to the contrary, magistrates are going to be influenced by the way someone looks and speaks. I doubt if she presents IRL as she does on FB, however, if she does, the person presiding is going to be less sympathetic.

A little dog has been brutally killed - he deserves the best our currant laws can provide and that also means his owner has to be the best she can be for him.

[Guest Maeby Fünke]

Actually, I have re-thought my reply...

I hope the judge is a compassionate person and takes into account this woman's low socio-economic status. In the eyes of the law everyone is entitled to a fair go regardless of their upbringing or education.

Edited September 29, 2013 by Maeby Fünke

[JulesP]

She says he deliberately let his dog off and set it on them. She was also bitten and suffered grazes so may have been knocked over.

You do not want to hear what I would be saying if someone had done that to me and killed my dog. They would have to be locking the man up for his own protection!

I can not believe that anyone on here is criticizing this young girl.

[melzawelza]

I can not believe that anyone on here is criticizing this young girl.

Agreed.

[Guest donatella]

I wouldn't advertise his address but I'd be using more colorful words then that if it were me. I think dirty old f@cker is actually polite given the circumstances.

[~Anne~]

The poor little dog. Why would someone deliberately do something like that? The story seems strange to me but that could be because there is very little info.

As for comments on the young girl.... her facebook page lends itself to comment.. Further down the page she laments about what society is coming to. Kind of ironic when you read all of the comments over a period of time on her page. :laugh: even more interesting is that she apparently works in child care.

[~Anne~]

Actually, I have re-thought my reply...

I hope the judge is a compassionate person and takes into account this woman's low socio-economic status. In the eyes of the law everyone is entitled to a fair go regardless of their upbringing or education.

Where does it state she is in this category? Did I miss something?

[Rosetta]

I have lived in Brisbane and that suburb is really not that bad - so judgements about rednecks etc need to be modified. Only the facts should be relevant not all this other nonsense.

[Guest donatella]

I don't think it's a redneck town in comparison to some suburbs but I dont think its safe.

I think its the neighboring suburb of Sunnybank moreso then Calamvale itself. I wouldnt feel safe there though.

Edited September 29, 2013 by donatella

[Guest Maeby Fünke]

Sorry, I don't have Facebook; I'm only going by the information given in this thread. Perhaps I shouldn't have commented? I hope I haven't offended anyone :)

[~Anne~]

It seems from mum's Facebook page that the guy was a neighbour and there was an issue with a dog or dogs barking. Perhaps a neighbourhood dispute taken to extremes by a lunatic?

Going by google maps street view, it doesn't look like an area that is too low socio economic. There are nice brick homes with cared for gardens. Looks middle class to me.

Edited September 29, 2013 by ~Anne~

[~Anne~]

I wouldn't advertise his address but I'd be using more colorful words then that if it were me. I think dirty old f@cker is actually polite given the circumstances.

The 'c' bomb is used on many, many occasions. :laugh:

[Guest donatella]

I'd use use it to if it were my dog. I won't deny it.

[~Anne~]

I'd use use it to if it were my dog. I won't deny it.

Yes, I would too but in the right company. I wouldn't plaster it all over a public Facebook page. There is a time and place as they say.....

I guess age delivers wisdom. Still, mum might be best advising her that she needs to set her FB page to private and then none of us would even know of the language and threats (including sadly one against his dog).

[melzawelza]

Who cares if she drops the c-bomb?? Her dog was killed by a man who from reports actually set the dog on them deliberately! You're damn straight I'd be dropping it and more if the same thing happened to me!