Chinese villagers beat dog thieves for NINE hours, tie the dead animals' bodies around their necks b

[last5oh_302]

A little justice.


This is what happens to dog thieves in China.
Two men who were caught killing and stealing dogs in a Chinese village were subjected to a brutal nine hour beating before having the dead animals' bodies tied around their necks.
Incredibly the villagers then turned on police officers who had been sent to rescue the thieves attacking them with metal bars and smashing up their patrol car, People's Daily Online reported.



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/peop...ue-crooks.html

[fratri]

I am all for justice, but what if they (the crowd) make a mistake?

[last5oh_302]

I guess as long as you're not caught trying to steal someone else's dog then you should be ok.

[jaycee]

I am all for justice, but what if they (the crowd) make a mistake?

Collateral damage??? at least then future dog thieves would see what will happen to them .

[terrym]

People and animals for that matter will kill each other for food and survival and that will never change.

[finsfurfeathers]

Collateral damage??? at least then future dog thieves would see what will happen to them .

Vigilante justice is never the answer.

[Angus]

Vigilante justice is never the answer.

Disagree, but not going to argue it in here.

[MikePal]

I am all for justice, but what if they (the crowd) make a mistake?

Vigilante justice is never the answer.

I think I'm pretty safe in guessing that more than 1/2 the worlds populations have a justice system that deals with thieves in a similar form of social (vigilante) justice. Who are we to condemn their culture. ?

[last5oh_302]

I think in some countries vigilante justice is likely the only means of recourse, so they git'er done on their own.

[yellow dog]

Gives a whole new meaning to doggy bag.