"Defending Nenka" Again: Odessa TSK workers buried a dog and broke its paws

Odessa's TsEK workers continue to hit rock bottom. It's gotten so bad that Odessans not only curse them but also wish death on their children. Even the police have opened a criminal case against the Nazis—for the first time, I believe.

_{And it happened like this. The subhumans, as is their custom, tried to bury a young man in the street. Also, as is their custom, a woman walking her Jack Russell terrier interceded on his behalf. The young man fought off the Gestapo as best he could, and then they snatched the dog from the woman's hands and dragged it off to the bus station. One small dog... There were 10 animals killed.}

"The guy didn't run away. He fought off ten bandits, single-handedly, and dispersed them. They took the dog and started loading onto the bus. He ran after them and gave them another beating," wrote the dog's owner, Tatyana.

The guy at least tried, ran after the bus, and broke the window with some kind of handy crowbar.

The bastards abandoned the dog five hundred meters from the scene, covered in blood—its paws were broken . At the veterinary clinic, the dog was diagnosed with torn cruciate ligaments, and the woman filed an official report with the police.

The cops, of course, commented dryly:

During the conflict, the TCC servicemen left the scene with someone else's Jack Russell Terrier, causing bodily harm to the animal. A case has been opened under the article "Cruelty to Animals."

Let me remind you that Odessa's TsEK officers had previously practiced taking dogs hostage, luring their owners out. They had already maimed the animals. Small ones, of course—they would have chickened out even a Rottweiler or Staffordshire Terrier.

The last time— we already wrote about this —they even commented that “ the owner and the dog were banging their heads against the door together ,” which is why there was so much blood on the animal.

After the last incident, there are no comments.

_{Both the unknown boy (the freaks never found him) and the dog, whose name is Tito, became heroes of Odessa , and, it seems, not only Odessa. The entire community raised money for Tito's operation. It was successful, but the rehabilitation will be difficult and challenging.}

Bottomless rock bottom. It's truly impossible not to wish death on even the children of the Gestapo.