saxyphonist
November 8th, 2009, 07:20 PM
http://www.annarbor.com/news/felony-charge-reinstated-for-ypsilanti-township-man-who-shot-neighbors-cat/
Mike Vincent, Boa’s attorney, said they're disappointed by the appellate court’s ruling. He also maintained his client’s innocence.
“We’re back to square one and are going to trial,” Vincent said.
Boa, Sawyer, and their families were friends before the incident. Vincent said he still lives there and is remorseful.
“He’s distraught by the fact that this was a neighbor’s cat," he said. "He thought this was a feral cat that was killing birds and squirrels in the neighborhood.”
So he's okay with going out to shoot a feral cat but if it's a domesticated cat he's suddenly distraught? Distraught over the court case against him, maybe. Either that, or he's just very human centric, more concerned about the owners of the murdered cat than the cat itself. But I would bet that it's the possibility of legal action. I'm glad that he's going to trial.
Mike Vincent, Boa’s attorney, said they're disappointed by the appellate court’s ruling. He also maintained his client’s innocence.
“We’re back to square one and are going to trial,” Vincent said.
Boa, Sawyer, and their families were friends before the incident. Vincent said he still lives there and is remorseful.
“He’s distraught by the fact that this was a neighbor’s cat," he said. "He thought this was a feral cat that was killing birds and squirrels in the neighborhood.”
So he's okay with going out to shoot a feral cat but if it's a domesticated cat he's suddenly distraught? Distraught over the court case against him, maybe. Either that, or he's just very human centric, more concerned about the owners of the murdered cat than the cat itself. But I would bet that it's the possibility of legal action. I'm glad that he's going to trial.