Gyroscopic Investing

Two weeks ago, Ray Schulze was working in a barn at the Society of St. Francis no-kill animal shelter in Kenosha, Wis., when officials swarmed the shelter with a search warrant.

“[There were] nine [Department of Natural Resources] agents and four deputy sheriffs, and they were all armed to the teeth,”? Mr. Schulze told WISN 12. “It was like a SWAT team.”?

The agents were there to retrieve a baby deer named Giggles that was dropped off by a family worried she had been abandoned by her mother, the station reported. Wisconsin law forbids the possession of wildlife.

“I said the deer is scheduled to go to the wildlife reserve the next day,”? Mr. Schulze told the station. “I was thinking in my mind they were going to take the deer and take it to a wildlife shelter, and here they come carrying the baby deer over their shoulder. She was in a body bag. I said, ‘Why did you do that?’ He said, ‘That’s our policy,’ and I said, ‘That’s one hell of a policy.’”?

annieB wrote: I think we have a few too many government policies.

Benko wrote: We need more elected officials like PS.

RuralEngineer wrote: This time protecting us from the evil baby deer by sending 13 officers to a no-kill shelter in order to assassinate a baby deer before it could be turned over to a wildlife reserve.

FarmerD wrote:

RuralEngineer wrote: This time protecting us from the evil baby deer by sending 13 officers to a no-kill shelter in order to assassinate a baby deer before it could be turned over to a wildlife reserve.

I'm surprised they didn't send in Seal Team 6.

MediumTex wrote: I think those guys just focus on killing baby seals.