From: jo-wolf@webtv.net   
      
   If you don't report it, nothing gets done....  Usually this type of case   
   is handled by animal control/animal care services belonging to the city   
   or county.  You might report it and tell them the place (area of the   
   park) and approximate time of day, so they can have an officer there,   
   out of sight, or nearby, since it is happening again and again.   A cell   
   phone call can report it when it's happening.  Um-m-m-m..... photos with   
   time/date on them or videos are useful!!!!!!   
      
   Yes, the law being broken is that the dogs are off leash.....  Darn few   
   cities and towns these days do not have a leash law.  There is a second   
   law Possibly being broken, and that's this fool woman beating her dogs.   
   Where there are dog parks, dogs may be off leash inside those areas, but   
   there are still behavior rules posted.   
      
   The killing of the crows is directly related to the dogs being off   
   leash.... regardless of why and how the crows manage to be caught by the   
   dogs.  This killing may or may not be against the law.   
      
   My dogs are very good at catching birds in my yard that are slow to take   
   off and clear the ground.  As I have terriers, the birds are mercifully   
   killed very fast, not mauled first.  Not that I don't try to prevent   
   this.... but it is a case of survival of the fittest....   
      
   Jo Wolf   
   Martinez, Georgia   
      
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