From here:
I like the "it was instinct to violently rage out and kill something" defense.
How I wish I could be present when he tells that story to a future background investigator.
Man on police ride-along stomps opossum to death
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DANVILLE, Va. (AP) - A Virginia man on a police ride-along was found guilty of animal cruelty after he jumped out of the police car and stomped an opossum to death. The Danville Register & Bee reported Tuesday that 23-year-old Evan Bryce Schuler saw the opossum run along a fence. A police officer testified that Schuler ran up to the fence, grabbed the links and "started stomping."
Schuler's lawyer, James Priest, said Schuler grew up on a farm where opossums killed his chickens and acted on instinct. Priest appealed the district court's ruling and the case will move to circuit court.
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Information from: Danville Register & Bee, http://www.registerbee.com
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Published: Yesterday
DANVILLE, Va. (AP) - A Virginia man on a police ride-along was found guilty of animal cruelty after he jumped out of the police car and stomped an opossum to death. The Danville Register & Bee reported Tuesday that 23-year-old Evan Bryce Schuler saw the opossum run along a fence. A police officer testified that Schuler ran up to the fence, grabbed the links and "started stomping."
Schuler's lawyer, James Priest, said Schuler grew up on a farm where opossums killed his chickens and acted on instinct. Priest appealed the district court's ruling and the case will move to circuit court.
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Information from: Danville Register & Bee, http://www.registerbee.com

How I wish I could be present when he tells that story to a future background investigator.
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