Law and Commonsense in Western Australia.
Posted: Sun Jan 06, 2008 9:54 pm
There was a day when the carrying of a revolver when around dangerous animals was not considered remarkeable at all.
In Western Australia it seems that all the wild bulls have heeded the Government, and like the criminals, are no longer a threat to the stockmen etc.
http://www.thewest.com.au/default.aspx? ... ntID=52601
The WA policeman who drew his pistol and shot dead the murderer and raper of the Irwin sisters, after he attacked and fractured the policemans skull, would probably be one who disagrees with this attitude of the WA Government.
In Western Australia it seems that all the wild bulls have heeded the Government, and like the criminals, are no longer a threat to the stockmen etc.
http://www.thewest.com.au/default.aspx? ... ntID=52601
The WA policeman who drew his pistol and shot dead the murderer and raper of the Irwin sisters, after he attacked and fractured the policemans skull, would probably be one who disagrees with this attitude of the WA Government.