| 1shotwade |
01/04/15 05:15 AM |
This is not directed toward any individual or reply but I just wanted to bring this up.
If a person owns a dangerous animal,they are responsible for maintaining a certain level of security for that animal.Good strong cages to insure it does not escape and get in public where it becomes a danger to others and or their property(animales etc).Measured in that responsibility,is the implied responsibility of keeping the animal secure from the general public.If persons from the general public through what ever means makes contact with the animal,it is a breach of the animals owner.Whether the animal is at home in a cage or out in public on a leash the responsibility of keeping the animal and the public safe lies on the owner.(The law in general states that you must keep your property in a safe manner,EVEN FOR TRESPASSERS!) Any time there is a breach in this it is the fault of the owner.
Although I do not totally agree,this is how the law is written.That being said,the owner should have recourse through the law to prosecute intentional breaches to this level of security in the criminal court system.No new laws are required.Per usual,instead of charging the guilty,be it the owner or the trespasser,the lawmakers just took a broad brush and banned everyone from this contact instead of those who are actually guilty.They have public access to the pictures to identify the violators for God sake,punish the guilty,not the general population!
Wade
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