This article was last updated on April 16, 2022
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USA: Oye! Times readers Get FREE $30 to spend on Amazon, Walmart…Police say some people are going way too far in their outrage regarding the deaths of approximately 100 sled dogs.
“I understand these allegations have touched a nerve in the community and across the country, and rightly so,” says Sergent Peter Thiessen, Senior Media Relations Officer for Ediv RCMP/ Lower Mainland District Regional Police Service. “We support the public’s right to express their feelings of outrage and concern in a peaceful manner.”
“But let’s be clear on this, " No one has the right to threaten to harm or kill someone they suspect could have been responsible or involved."
Uttering death threats is a serious criminal offence that could result in jail time, points out Sgt. Thiessen. " Charges will be laid at the first opportunity should there be evidence to support such charges"
The threats have primarily been made face-to-face and by phone as well as thru Social Media. Some threats have been very graphic.
“This has resulted in significant trauma and stress for Outdoor Adventures and all their staff. That’s unacceptable. And it needs to stop immediately,” says Sgt Thiessen
Whistler RCMP continue to investigate the killing of the sled dogs in partnership with the BCSPCA who are leading this investigation.
Lets not allow the actions of a few anonymous indivcomment_IDuals to distract us from the real issue here. I speak as one who emailed Outdoor Adventures, not to issue threats, but to implore whoever read the comment_content_author_email to resign. This company has lost the moral right to do business. I hope potential customers take there money elsewhere. The issue is too serious to be brushed under the carpet. Actions have consequences. There should be a memorial for these dogs and this business should be no more.
Should human moral conscomment_IDerations be extended to animals? Which animals and under what circumstances? With millions of farm, hunting, companion and work animals killed each year, aren’t we all hypocrites getting bent out of shape over the 100 dogs killed in Whistler? Join the discussion on the Facebook Group, Squamish Philosophers’ Café.
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