Undercover Videographer Charged With Animal Cruelty for Reporting Delay

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<p>Do you think someone who works undercover to record abusive practices, and has to go along with the way things are done in order to collect enough evidence over time, should be charged with a crime?</p>

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Taylor’s undercover video showing abuse of calves being off-loaded from a trailer at the Quanah Cattle Company north of Denver was turned over to the sheriff on Nov. 12. After investigation on Nov. 15, three local men hired by the cattle company through a temporary agency to work with the calves were each charged with one count of animal cruelty.

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