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Judicial Highpoints

Loaded on Oct. 15, 1990 published in Prison Legal News October, 1990, page 7
Filed under: Crime, Sentencing. Locations: Arizona, California.
Terry Dorsey, convicted in a Sacramento, California, Superior Court of shooting "Billy," the first police dog to die "in the line of duty," was sentenced to eleven years and eight months in state prison. This sentence was imposed in spite of the fact that the dog had first attacked Dorsey. ...

 

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