AR-News: SHARK's newest website exposes Metro Parks Corruption

[Animalara2003 at aol.com]

Dear Friends,
 
The following press release is being sent to Ohio media today announcing 
SHARK's latest website; www.MetroParksCorruption.com.  This is a follow-up site to 
AkronDeerTorture.com, which focuses on animal abuse of the Metro Parks deer 
slaughter program.  MetroParksCorruption.com focuses on the lies, criminal 
behavior and corruption of Metro Parks Serving Summit County.  I hope you will 
carefully check this site out when you have an opportunity.  Those of you 
battling Anthony DeNicola's White Buffalo may want to bring this matter before your 
local governments.
 
As you will see on the site (via a PDF), we now have a criminal complaint 
lodged with the Akron Police Department, in spite of the efforts of the Akron 
Prosecutor's Office to keep that from happening.  Fortunately, it will likely be 
County prosecutors prosecuting this case because the charges will be felonies. 
 We don't know if the county prosecutor will be any better than the Akron 
prosecutor, but she certainly cannot be any worse.

Of particular interest on the site might be our special section devoted to 
exposing Metro Parks propaganda minister Susan Fairweather.  What a piece of 
work she is!  Also, we have a special section on how to get a job promotion at 
Metro Parks that might bring a smile to your face, or it just might make you ill.
 
If you ever wished you could expose a bunch of lying, animal abusing, 
badge-wearing, gun-toting, jackbooted thug/cowards posing as police and/or wildlife 
experts you will envy us lucky folks at SHARK, for that is exactly the position 
we are in at Akron and we intend to make the most of it.
 
I want to express my appreciation to the detectives of the Akron Police 
Department, who have so far demonstrated all the professionalism and attention to 
duty that Metro Parks' tree police lack.  I also want to acknowledge that not 
everyone in the Metro Parks system is an animal abusing moral degenerate.  
Unfortunately, the good folks are not the ones making the decisions at Metro 
Parks.  Perhaps our efforts will help to bring about change in that area.
 
We will keep you updated on this important issue.  There is much, much more 
to come.
 
Kindest Regards,
 
Steve Hindi
SHARK








  
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