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May 25, 2012
"Texas alligator killing wasn't self-defense"
From Google News, this link to a Texas television station's website. In part:
Patrick Miller and Keyon Ivory said they were fishing in the Trinity River near the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge May 9 when the alligator swam swiftly toward their two-person boat, prompting both men to jump out and Miller to shoot it.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports Friday that state game wardens have determined the alligator killing was not in self-defense.
Maybe they should have claimed they saw something metallic in the gator's foot.
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Comments
Was it wearing a hoodie?
Posted by: Aaron | May 26, 2012 6:06:02 AM
