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To: Road Walker who wrote (274313)	2/14/2006 9:02:52 AM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1570969

"Both the sheriff's department and the state have determined that alcohol did not appear to be a factor. " I wonder how they did that? Count beer cans?

To: Road Walker who wrote (274313)	2/14/2006 8:07:13 PM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1570969

No, Cheney wasn't "cited" for breaking the hunting law. And that's a HUGE problem. The sheriff's dept determined there was "no wrong doing." If people get a ticket for a minor fender bender car "accident", the law most certainly should require the police to issue a ticket for any shooting accident! In the state I grew up, they weren't even putting people in jail if they killed their hunting buddy in an accident, until it finally got national attention. I have a serious problem with this country's laws that permit people to shoot each other without any type of ticket from the POLICE. The lack of an adequate law - that requires at a minimum a police ticket if you accidentally shoot someone - creates an unsafe environment for hikers without such a law. Regards, Amy J