Animal abuser forced to 'wear' sins

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Ulysses Zimmerman, 22, of Point Marion, pleaded guilty to animal cruelty for allegedly neglecting his dog, denying it veterinary care and strangling the animal.

But Zimmerman didn't pay a fine or spend time in jail. No, instead, he stood at a busy intersection in South Union Township on Thursday, wearing a sign that read, "I Plead Guilty ... Animal Cruelty is a Crime ... My Dog's Name WAS Salt and Pepper." http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime_file/story/330931p-282855c.html
 
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He should have stood in oncoming traffic :razz: never mind an intersection
 
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