A Palouse farmer who chased down and killed a wolf in a crop field on Oct. 12, 2014, has been given what wolf advocates are calling a sweet deal by Whitman County prosecutor Denis Tracy. According to the Capital Press, Jonathan Rasmussen, 38, has been charged with killing a state endangered species, a gross misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail and a $5,000 fine. The farmer won’t face criminal prosecution for shooting a gray wolf if he pays $100 and commits no further game violations for the next six months, Tracy announced today.Hypersatan dba "Tracy" is clearly trying to avoid a jury trial, knowing full well that no jury will convict a farmer for doing the right thing, choosing the correct and moral and SCIENTIFIC action. Remains to be seen if the farmer will take the deal. Wouldn't blame him for taking it. He's already been through a year of Kafkan hell. When you're up against Satan, juries are pretty much your only chance, and even then the relief may only be temporary. Higher "courts" are eager to jump in and SMASH all weak little attempts to defend justice or logic or sanity or science. 13 DAYS SINCE START OF FINAL PURGE.
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