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“He reached out and put his hand on her head, and he said, ‘She is domesticated and needs to be put down,” BabbThe woman was charged with unlawfully domesticating a wild animal and is awaiting a date for her first court appearance.Video posted online showed Pokagon Band Tribal Police Officer David Loza with a domesticated deer in Lawrence, Michigan on Oct. 20.Babb’s granddaughter, Nevaeh Sylvester, cried as she told how she could not save Annie, whom she fed three times a day growing up.
“She trusted in humans. For a human to do that to her, I just feel very saddened wondering how she must have felt.”Outraged by the incident, she reached out to the officer directly on social media.“Annie was beloved by a lot of people here in the community. She regularly visits everyone and makes the rounds,” she said.Rindfield, now a student at Southwestern Michigan College, suggested Loza could have been more humane if officers decided Annie really had to be euthanized.
“Many of you have asked what we need, so here it is… we need those that are brave enough to stand by and STAND UP for Dave.