The police were called after the unprovoked attack on Pepper
Upon arriving at the residence, the Frontier Technician was told by the resident, John Rarick to "Please wait while I put my dogs away" Instead of waiting as requested, "the Frontier Technician walked around the side of the cabin to where Pepper was restrained on her lead, bent over and viciously clubbed the tiny dog with a test phone about the size and weight of a dumbbell," according to a neighbor who was an eye witness to the bludgeoning of the dog, This occurred in full view of the Rarick's 4 year old son, who was raised with the 8 year miniature schnauzer.
"Pepper" is a friendly, family pet who was property leashed and represented no threat to the young, 6ft tall Frontier Technician. According to witnesses, the Frontier Technician was clearly "Looking for a dog" when he disregarded the resident's request that he "wait until I put my dogs up" and went around to the side of the cabin.
The technician who brutally attacked Pepper for no reason
"This was not a startle reaction" said a witness to the assault on Pepper. "The Frontier Technician clubbed that little dog as hard as he could like this" stated the witness, making the motion of rising his arm into the air and striking downward in a forceful cross body blow. "The dog was at the end of her lead and the Frontier Technician had to bend over to hit her."
At no time after the incident did the Frontier Technician appear upset, or even concerned about the animal he'd just beaten unconscious. His face showed no visible affect at all, and his voice was flat and unemotional ...until AFTER he found out he would be charged with "Cruelty to an Animal".
Comment: A bit of smokescreening going on here. The wording is not in the slightest objective in view of the facts.
According to Wikipedia: The point being - "The plan calls for a shutdown of its three unstable reactors by January 2012" - that you cannot shut down a complete melt down of Reactors 1-3 and 4-6 are already safe - generally. You can hope to reduce exposure and the affects of the radiation on the environment, but certainly the damage is done and ongoing, in some cases, dependent on the type of radiation, for billions of years. So how do you shut down something that has gone OUT OF CONTROL? See:
Japan Finally Admits TOTAL Meltdown at 3 Nuclear Reactors Within Hours of Earthquake
And from the article: Nuclear Fallout: You won't hear this on Mainstream News
..nuff said.