The law, named for the dog left behind as Hurricane Milton neared Florida, would make abandoning a dog amid a natural disaster a third-degree felony.
The Florida Senate passed "Trooper's Law" unanimously, criminalizing the act of leaving dogs tied up outside during extreme ...
5h
MySuncoast.com on MSNTrooper’s Law passes Senate, named in honor of dog abandoned during MiltonTrooper, a dog that was found tied to a fence on I-75 in Tampa during Hurricane Milton, is the catalyst for a new law headed ...
Trooper's Law, a bill that would make restraining and abandoning a dog outside during a natural disaster a third-degree ...
"Imagine having to go back to work and be like, 'The dog ate it,'" joked one commenter on the now-viral bodycam footage.
SB 150 is also known as “Trooper’s Law,” named after the dog that was found tied to a fence along I-4 hours before Hurricane ...
Hackman's two dogs, Bear and Nikita, found new homes nearly three weeks after the death of the actor and his wife in New ...
A court has issued a temporary restraining order blocking the release of photos and videos related to Gene Hackman and his ...
Trooper's Law, a bill that would make restraining and abandoning a dog outside during a natural disaster a third-degree felony, passed the Florida Senate on Wednesday in a 39-0 vote.
Santa Fe officials have issued a temporary restraining order in the case related to the death of actor Gene Hackman.
6d
WCJB TV20 on MSN‘Trooper’s Law’ could make abandoning restrained dogs during disasters a felony in FloridaA House Committee signed off on the bill five months after state troopers found a dog tied up along I-75 as Hurricane Milton ...
THE mystery surrounding Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa’s deaths has deepened as his family has made an unusual move.
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results