Yesterday, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio announced that his detectives found people on Craigslist trying to have sex with dogs -- again.
The plan, according to Arpaio, was that the three people arrested by the
MCSO Monday night were using Craigslist to find a dog to "fornicate" with
the woman, while her husband and friend watched.
The sheriff's
office says all three of the suspects -- Shane Walker, 38, Sarah Dae
Walker, 33, and Robert Aucker, 29 -- showed up to the predetermined
location, where they met an undercover detective and his male Golden
Shepherd mix.
Arpaio called the type of people who hit up Craigslist looking for dogs to have sex with are "a different breed, that's for certain."
Meanwhile, there are one or two more than 400 botched sex crime investigations that haven't headlined any recent press releases from the sheriff's office.
By the way, there also happens to be a battle between Arpaio's office and the Justice Department over some intense racial-profiling accusations.
Let's get straight to the question: Is catching wannabe dog-humpers on Craigslist a distraction or a job well done?
Cast your vote below:
