Matt B
Hi, I am 16. I don't have the National Mint to spend on them. But I would like to get them something. One thing each, but if i need to I will get them one thing for both of them. Now to put it this way... they are soooo spoiled... They have alot. My dad likes the electronics and tools and War Movies(movies that have a point... like Behind Enemy lines, shooter, etc), my mom likes birds, some electronics, reading, and funny, romantic movies(like Mall cop etc). If you can help me its great if not no big... i just dont know what to get them.
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Is your dad into sports? Id he is I know they sell tools with sports team logos on them. I got my dad a mets coffee mug and mets gardening gloves, they also sell things like tape measurers and hammers.
For you mom you should get her a magazine for something like cooking or home decorating, or if she's a gossip person a celebrity magazine. Good Luck!
Is your dad into sports? Id he is I know they sell tools with sports team logos on them. I got my dad a mets coffee mug and mets gardening gloves, they also sell things like tape measurers and hammers.
For you mom you should get her a magazine for something like cooking or home decorating, or if she's a gossip person a celebrity magazine. Good Luck!
This story is as bad as the Michael Vick case, but he should have known better?
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Cop Charged for Leaving Police Dog in Hot Car
Thursday, September 06, 2007
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PHOENIX â Authorities arrested a Chandler police officer Wednesday in the death of a police dog that was left in a hot patrol car for more than 12 hours.
Chandler police Sgt. Tom Lovejoy was booked into Maricopa County jail in Phoenix on a misdemeanor charge of animal cruelty after a two-week investigation into the death of 5-year-old Belgian Malinois "Bandit."
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Lovejoy was released later Wednesday, said Capt. Paul Chagolla, a spokesman for the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.
"I am certain Sgt. Lovejoy has suffered greatly from leaving his police dog in a sweltering car," Sheriff Joe Arpaio said in a news release. "I do not relish the idea of compounding his sadness. However, Lovejoy must be treated like anyone else in similar circumstances."
Lovejoy said over the phone Wednesday night that he is scheduled to appear in court on the charge on Sept. 25. He said his lawyer advised him not to comment further.
"With the sheriff railing on me right now, it's kind of hard to say anything," Lovejoy said.
The sheriff's investigation showed Bandit was in Lovejoy's patrol car from about 9 a.m. to a little after 10 p.m. on Aug. 11. During that time, the investigation found that Lovejoy ran errands for his wife, napped for a short time and later ate out with his wife. Lovejoy later found the dead dog in the car.
In a statement, Chandler police Chief Sherry Kiyler said the department respects and supports the criminal justice system and its processes.
"We remain saddened by the loss of K9 Bandit," she wrote. "At this time our internal investigation is continuing and further comment by our department would be inappropriate until the completion of this process."
The reason why it is WORSE is that he is in law enforcement. He should hear stories everyday about abuse. Im sure it wasnt the first time he left the dog. Not any less punishment should be put on him because it was only one dog.
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Cop Charged for Leaving Police Dog in Hot Car
Thursday, September 06, 2007
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PHOENIX â Authorities arrested a Chandler police officer Wednesday in the death of a police dog that was left in a hot patrol car for more than 12 hours.
Chandler police Sgt. Tom Lovejoy was booked into Maricopa County jail in Phoenix on a misdemeanor charge of animal cruelty after a two-week investigation into the death of 5-year-old Belgian Malinois "Bandit."
Click here for more from MyFOXPhoenix.com
Lovejoy was released later Wednesday, said Capt. Paul Chagolla, a spokesman for the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.
"I am certain Sgt. Lovejoy has suffered greatly from leaving his police dog in a sweltering car," Sheriff Joe Arpaio said in a news release. "I do not relish the idea of compounding his sadness. However, Lovejoy must be treated like anyone else in similar circumstances."
Lovejoy said over the phone Wednesday night that he is scheduled to appear in court on the charge on Sept. 25. He said his lawyer advised him not to comment further.
"With the sheriff railing on me right now, it's kind of hard to say anything," Lovejoy said.
The sheriff's investigation showed Bandit was in Lovejoy's patrol car from about 9 a.m. to a little after 10 p.m. on Aug. 11. During that time, the investigation found that Lovejoy ran errands for his wife, napped for a short time and later ate out with his wife. Lovejoy later found the dead dog in the car.
In a statement, Chandler police Chief Sherry Kiyler said the department respects and supports the criminal justice system and its processes.
"We remain saddened by the loss of K9 Bandit," she wrote. "At this time our internal investigation is continuing and further comment by our department would be inappropriate until the completion of this process."
The reason why it is WORSE is that he is in law enforcement. He should hear stories everyday about abuse. Im sure it wasnt the first time he left the dog. Not any less punishment should be put on him because it was only one dog.
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Not quite as bad. The cop should be punished for being incredibly stupid & careless with a very valuable animal. I hope he thinks about the pain & suffering he cause the dog who he worked closely with. He should not be easily forgiven.
Mr Vick on the other hand, killed animals on purpose, because they didn't earn their keep. He tortured dogs & made a profit from watching them kill other dogs or be killed themselves. There will be a special place in hell for Mr Vick...one can only hope.
Not quite as bad. The cop should be punished for being incredibly stupid & careless with a very valuable animal. I hope he thinks about the pain & suffering he cause the dog who he worked closely with. He should not be easily forgiven.
Mr Vick on the other hand, killed animals on purpose, because they didn't earn their keep. He tortured dogs & made a profit from watching them kill other dogs or be killed themselves. There will be a special place in hell for Mr Vick...one can only hope.
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