Saturday 2 March 2013

Local man charged with animal cruelty

       A Springfield man has been indicted on eight counts of cruelty to animals stemming from an investigation into the condition of several horses on his property.

       Lee Coleman Krisle, 55, was arrested Wednesday Feb. 27. He has since been released on a $5,000 bond, according to the Robertson County Sheriff’s Office website.

       The indictment claims Krisle failed to provide needed food and water, along with proper shelter and care for eight animals – seven horses and one mule. Documents also describe the mule as having an injured leg with wire wrapped around it.

       “The skin was pulled away from the flesh with a piece of wire wrapped around it,” said LeighAnn McCollum, Tennessee state director of the Humane Society of the United States.

       The horses appeared to be malnourished and their hip and rib bones were visible, she said.

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8 comments:

  1. It is just sad how Inhumane people can be . Sometimes I feel that humans are truly the worst creatures on the planet. This person should be entitled to the highest form of punishment .

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  2. That's horrible! What kind of monster would do such a thing? The consequences should have been more severe!

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  3. Nice blog. Keep up the good work! Animal cruelty is one of the harshest crimes and people should be more aware about it.

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  4. Why don't people let animal have their own life? This man should be treated the same way he treated his horses.
    By the way this blog is really nice. :)

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  5. This blog is awesome, there should be harsher laws concerning the way humans treat animals

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  6. He should be taken out and shot!! That would be THE END of the problem

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  7. He got off on a technicality. The local sheriff didn't sign off on the warrant the night we seized the horses. The good 'ole boy network is alive and well in Robertson CountyTN...

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  8. mfker chill. the blog was made for a high school project

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