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Local resident takes to Facebook to tell the other side of the story
Social media proves its value once again over on the WMBF Facebook page, where the "other side of the story" was presented in a post of defense.
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On November 21, 2012, WMBF aired the story about a veteran's dog being shot and killed by a neighbor, who is also a Myrtle Beach police officer. You can read it here (warning to sensitive viewers, there is a photo of the dead dog).
Later that day, Brandy Feemster, a friend of the wife of the shooter published this on Facebook after the family received threats from the community. It includes details about the events leading up to the shooting and her account of what happened that day.
My husband is an animal lover. We had 3 adopted older dogs before we had children and fostered dogs from the SPCA while living in California when my husband served in the Air Force.
You can read the full post and comments of reaction here.
The question still remains whether or not such drastic actions were necessary. No charges have been filed.
Melissa Byers I'm the Content Editor for TheDigitel Myrtle Beach and have lived here since 2003. I also own MyrtleBeachforFamilies.com and am always in-tune with news that … More
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