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CONTACT INFORMATION � Print/Send This Letter
Honorable David P. Weeks
Walker County Criminal District Attorney
1036 Eleventh Street
Huntsville, TX 77320
ph: 936-435-2441; fax: 936-435-2449
email: dweeks@co.walker.tx.us, wccda@lcc.net
Walker County Court House
1100 University Ave.
Huntsville, TX 77340
ph: 936-436-4910, 936-436-4912; fax: 936-436-4914
email: stennant@co.walker.tx.us,
spegoda@co.walker.tx.us
James D. Patton, Walker County Clerk
Walker County Courthouse
P.O. Box 210
Huntsville, Texas 77342-0210
ph: 936-436-4922
email: jpatton@co.walker.tx.us
Robyn Flowers, Walker County District Clerk
12th Judicial District - County Court at Law -
278th Judicial District
Walker County Courthouse
1100 University Ave., #209
Huntsville, Texas 77340
ph: 936-436-4972; fax: 936-436-4973
email: rflowers@co.walker.tx.us
Walker County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Clint R. McRae
717 FM 2821 W, Suite 500
Huntsville, TX 77320
ph: 936-435-2400; fax: 936-435-2440
email: cmcrae@co.walker.tx.us, sheriff@co.walker.tx.us
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Additional email for Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy, Operations Bureau
Captain, Lieutenant, Detectives:
bdavis@co.walker.tx.us,
lmcdugle@co.walker.tx.us,
cperkins@co.walker.tx.us,
ppetty@co.walker.tx.us,
scole@co.walker.tx.us,
rringo@co.walker.tx.us,
jjames@co.walker.tx.us
Walker County Commissioners
Sonja Tennant, Commissioner's Office: 936-436-4912
��stennant@co.walker.tx.us
B. J. Gaines, Jr.: 936-295-3641
��stennant@co.walker.tx.us
Robert Autery: 936-295-6963; fax: 936-294-0761
��robpct2@yahoo.com
Bobby Warren: 936-295-7984; fax: 936-730-1528
��bwarren@co.walker.tx.us
Tim Paulsel: 936-344-6558; fax: 936-344-0701
��tpaulsel@co.walker.tx.us
SOURCES FOR CONTACT INFORMATION:
� National
Association of Counties / Walker County,
Texas
� Texas Association
of Counties
� Sheriff's Association of
Texas
� Criminal District Attorney / Walker
County, Texas
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EMAILBLOCK / CONTACTS (FROM ABOVE) FOR WHOM EMAILS WERE
FOUND:
dweeks@co.walker.tx.us,
wccda@lcc.net,
spegoda@co.walker.tx.us,
jpatton@co.walker.tx.us,
rflowers@co.walker.tx.us,
stennant@co.walker.tx.us,
robpct2@yahoo.com,
bwarren@co.walker.tx.us,
tpaulsel@co.walker.tx.us,
bdavis@co.walker.tx.us,
lmcdugle@co.walker.tx.us,
cperkins@co.walker.tx.us,
ppetty@co.walker.tx.us,
scole@co.walker.tx.us,
rringo@co.walker.tx.us,
jjames@co.walker.tx.us
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SAMPLE LETTER � Print/Send
This Letter
Criminal District Attorney David P. Weeks and Officials of Walker County, Texas:
The murder of war hero Marcus Luttrell's 4-year-old yellow Labrador Dasy resonates
worldwide. Like Luttrell, most people treat companion
animals as family members who happen to have fur. Like Luttrell, we'd want their
killers prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
But for Luttrell � the sole survivor of a Navy SEAL team ambushed by Taliban fighters
in Afghanistan in 2005 � the loss is
unbearable. Dasy, a therapy dog, was Luttrell's link back to the living world.
Please seek maximum penalties under Texas law for Michael John Edmonds II, 21, and
Alfonzo Hernandez, 24, both charged with felony
cruelty to nonlivestock animals in Dasy's shooting on 4/1/09.
As you know, Luttrell responded to gunshots at his Walker County home. Finding
nothing amiss, heraced outside to find bloody paw prints and
Dasy's body in a ditch. "I could tell she tried to get away," Luttrell told
interviewers. He pursued Dasy's killers in his pickup for 40 miles, across
three counties. He alerted a 911 operator and finally made a citizen's arrest near
Onalaska.
Texas animal cruelty law allows for up to 2 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. It
also permits mandatory counseling. Please advocate
extensive incarceration and rehabilitation for Edmonds and Hernandez. The men should
also be barred from possessing, working or living
with animals.
In fact, five other area dog killings may lead back to Edmonds and Hernandez,
according to Texas Ranger Steven Jeter. Repeat animal attacks
suggest a predatory style that is indicative of "organized and premeditated violence
against others," says Dr. Randall Lockwood, an ASPCA
animal behaviorist who frequently consults with cruelty investigators, law enforcers
and mental health professionals.
Criminologists view the intensity of vicious behavior � regardless of the victim's
identity � as a precursor to future violence. The
FBI identifies animal abuse as an early stage along the violence continuum. Indeed,
men prosecuted for animal cruelty are five times as likely
to be arrested for other violent crimes, as published in Utah State University
professor Frank Ascione's extensive research.
Please punish these unrepentant killers to the fullest degree. That is the only real
justice for Marcus Luttrell and his beloved Dasy.
Thank you,
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