This was in a popular area for mountain biking on the Cape. I hope the catch this peice(s) of shit. I hope there's some folks CCW'ing on the trails.
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Dogs Found Shot In Woods
Police Looking For Shooter
POSTED: 5:17 pm EDT May 31, 2006
UPDATED: 5:41 pm EDT May 31, 2006
BARNSTABLE, Mass. -- Police are looking for the person that shot and killed two pit bulls in Barnstable.
NewsCenter 5's Jack Harper reported that police said each dog was shot several times, execution-style. In all, 37 shots were fired at the dogs.
Barnstable police called the shootings inhumane, cruel and a felony.
"There was a couple this morning at 7 a.m. walking their dog, like they do every day. They came across on this trail, two pit bulls that had been shot multiple times," said Barnstable police Sgt. Sean Sweeney.
It happened on a service road on conservation land, a few hundred yards from Route 6. Police said the dogs were shot by a high-powered rifle.
"It looks like the dogs started to run down the trail away from the shooter and he opened fire on them," Sweeney said.
Sweeney said 29 rifle casings were found in one spot on the trail.
"It is sick. What else can you say? We can tell by some of the wounds on the female that these dogs were not charging them or attacking. The wounds are in the hind-quarters of the female, striated, as if she is running away, getting shot with rounds," Sweeney said.
After a series of violent dog attacks, police said the owner may not have felt comfortable with the animals.
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* Video: Dogs Found Shot
Dogs Found Shot In Woods
Police Looking For Shooter
POSTED: 5:17 pm EDT May 31, 2006
UPDATED: 5:41 pm EDT May 31, 2006
BARNSTABLE, Mass. -- Police are looking for the person that shot and killed two pit bulls in Barnstable.
NewsCenter 5's Jack Harper reported that police said each dog was shot several times, execution-style. In all, 37 shots were fired at the dogs.
Barnstable police called the shootings inhumane, cruel and a felony.
"There was a couple this morning at 7 a.m. walking their dog, like they do every day. They came across on this trail, two pit bulls that had been shot multiple times," said Barnstable police Sgt. Sean Sweeney.
It happened on a service road on conservation land, a few hundred yards from Route 6. Police said the dogs were shot by a high-powered rifle.
"It looks like the dogs started to run down the trail away from the shooter and he opened fire on them," Sweeney said.
Sweeney said 29 rifle casings were found in one spot on the trail.
"It is sick. What else can you say? We can tell by some of the wounds on the female that these dogs were not charging them or attacking. The wounds are in the hind-quarters of the female, striated, as if she is running away, getting shot with rounds," Sweeney said.
After a series of violent dog attacks, police said the owner may not have felt comfortable with the animals.