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I would have been very embarrassed had I been one of the four Deputy Sheriffs and I sure wouldn’t tell my kids.

texanjoker wrote:No where in that article did it say a swat team was used. One person was quoted at saying it was like a swat team. That doesn't mean it was one. If it is illegal to have the baby fawn, then don't have one and don't whine when fish and game does their job.

I don't think anyone has a problem when fish and game "does their job".
I for one am glad when situations like this make the news. It is the only way many of these abuses and waste of taxpayer’s money will ever get cleaned up.

"(There were) nine DNR agents and four deputy sheriffs, and they were all armed to the teeth," Schulze said.

Wow!!! Thirteen(13) armed men to take down a “no kill” animal shelter. The employees should be glad none of them were shot.

"I was thinking in my mind they were going to take the deer and take it to a wildlife shelter, and here they come carrying the baby deer over their shoulder. She was in a body bag," Schulze said. "I said, 'Why did you do that?' He said, 'That's our policy,' and I said, 'That's one hell of a policy.'"

“Policy” is made so no one has to think. “Policy” is made so no one has to take responsibility.


Supervisor Jennifer Niemeyer Department of Natural Resources:

"If a sheriff's department is going in to do a search warrant on a drug bust, they don't call them and ask them to voluntarily surrender their marijuana or whatever drug that they have before they show up," Niemeyer said,

Jennifer, just in case no one has ever told you, you are an idiot. Trying to justify these tactics by comparing this to “a sheriff's department doing a search warrant on a drug bust” is unbelievable. Sounds like the employees of the animal shelter were also lucky no “flash-bangs” were thrown through the door and windows.

I would imagine now that this has made the news, the Department of Natural Resources will re-evaluate their “policy”.