Well, in Northern Kentucky anyway, where the first people have been charged under the state’s new bestiality law.
I’ve never been prouder of my state. Well, sort of.
Well, in Northern Kentucky anyway, where the first people have been charged under the state’s new bestiality law.
I’ve never been prouder of my state. Well, sort of.
This is the proudest day in Kentucky history since they voted to abolish slavery back in 1976.
Brings new meaning to the term “animal husbandry”.
Bestiality in the Bluegrass OTOH does sound like a country/hardcore metal fusion concept production.
Obligatory Bill Rivers music video.
[probably nsfw note]
“New” law??? :eek:
I’ve always wondered (but probably don’t really want to know :eek: ) how one (let alone two) has sex with a dog.
I was all set for the whoosh … but no whooshing noise was forthcoming. So I consulted the Oracle of teh Googlez and
Per the article, “Senate Bill 67 took effect June 27, 2019 [making] sex crimes against an animal a Class D felony.”
So yeah, up till about a year ago … maybe it was just a misdemeanor?
And da more they miss, da meaner they get.
Mississippi wasn’t as quick.
To be honest, what I wonder is how did the police become aware of what was going on?
I’ll bet the dog was underage too.
It took them a while to write it seeing as they don’t yet have opposable thumbs.
The pig squealed?
A stoolie pigeon?
I believe it’s customary to start by calling up the dog and inviting it out for a romantic candlelit dinner. If the dog has feelings for you it will soon become apparent through such actions as flirtatiously sharing a single strand of spaghetti with you (as illustrated).
There were questionable stains on the poodle skirt.
In their defense, they said the dog had a purdy mouth.
♫ ♪ … Makin’ love in the bluegrass… behind the stadium with ewe… ♪ ♫
Characteristic of the modern news media, we were given absolutely no information about what the miscreants did, except that they did it in Mason County. That vacuum is the real story here.
"Kentucky police just enforced a newly-amended law. In other news . . . "