DNR Just Couldnt Wait to Shoot and Kill a Mini Pet PigShould the DNR be on peoples property with guns? One agent felt threatened The lengthy debacle of Mark Baker and his Heritage hogs versus Michigan and the DNR showed the world what a threatening force the DNR can be while protecting corporate and state interests. While the Michigan DNR was finally forced in the courtroom to back away from the Bakers, they are obviously still on the prowl for blood to the tune of Lord of the Flies. Obviously, threatening to storm the fenced in property and shoot them all dead was a power play and not a real concern for a wild invasive species. They pretend to protect Michigan from feral swine but feral agents have gone too far recently by targeting farm animals and pets. However, some people, like Michigan couple Tony Gervasi and Brandy Savelle, had just one pot-bellied pig as a beloved pet a member of the family. Like two-year-old Caesar, a thirty-pound kiddo who stole their hearts. The family was left to wonder what happened to Caesar with nothing but a blood trail as evidence. It wasnt until after a major social media request to help find the missing pig that an officer finally but hesitantly admitted to shooting the pet after feeling threatened and said he was charged. Without any kind of notification, he had dragged the body out and left. Since the blood puddle was technically a few feet off the 28-acre property, it makes one wonder whether he was waiting for the animal to step over the line or if hecoaxed it. As usual, his claims do not add up he wanted to shoot it and probably knew it was their pet. According to ABC10 the officer was not actually charged, but his actions are uphold under..Feral Swine Laws. He shot the pig due to his rights. Incredible. Savelle said: Lieutenant Pete Wright of the Michigan DNR offered some comforting Double Speak: On private property? Readers may wish to look at the DNRs own policy on feral swine and contact them about it. The behavior has gone beyond too far, where farmers and people are feeling terrorized. Honestly, any DNR personnel should feel something for being on or hovering around someone elses land with a weapon, and then killing a defenseless pet and kidnapping its dead body. And yes, they DO go on peoples property. The couple was told they probably wouldnt get the body back except in ashes unacceptable! Obviously, this makes any kind of autopsy impossible to determine what really happened. After killing a pet, because of their rights they should not be allowed to keep or destroy. They did not kill a wild, feral pig. It is of major alarm that the DNR (and even Park Rangers) are behaving like the militarized brutes of law enforcement who decide to shoot everything that moves. Come off it cops who kill injured animals for target practice, tied dogs, baby deer, squirrels, kittens, cats, tiny dog breeds, docile cows, parakeets, beheading a pet chickenand most recently a miniature pony are demonstrating psychopathic and sadistic tendencies. Sadistic also in the sense of using terror and destroying something that belongs to someone else just to see both suffer. Im just waiting for a goldfish to get murdered because it had a look in its eye. (thats the reason given for one dogs death.) The victims are suspended in terror when law enforcement does not even bother to tell the family what happened. This is not the first time a family has been left with nothing but fear for the worst. Find out more and lend your support on the Justice for Caesar! fundraiser and awareness page, specifically created to avenge him. Recently fromAmanda Warren: 