Dog Abuser Sues Government for Invasion of Privacy
January 27, 2020
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as posted by the channelCindy King owned 15 dogs. While in jail for unrelated reasons, she asked a neighbor to check in on her dogs. A scent of ammonia so strong it could be smelled from outside the house was but the start of an animal neglect horror show.
For unclear reasons, she escaped criminal liability. Rather than thank her lucky stars at this unearned luck, Ms. King decided to sue the government because they took pictures of the crime scene and those photos made it into the newspaper. Ms. King is grumpy that her community now knows her as the monster she clearly is, as was readily depicted in these photographs.
In today's case, we review Ms. King's bewildering sense of entitlement, and whether she has any viable cause of action.
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