Punish Officer Accused of Domestic Battery and Throwing Dog From Truck

**Target:** St. Joseph County Prosecutor’s Office, Prosecutor Ken Cotter
**Goal:** Ensure appropriate punishment of officer for alleged acts of domestic battery and animal cruelty.

The recent allegations against South Bend Police Officer David Finn are deeply disturbing and warrant immediate and serious legal repercussions. Finn was charged with domestic battery after allegedly pushing his girlfriend to the ground in a rough and aggressive manner. This incident reportedly occurred after a day of drinking, where witnesses claim they observed Finn engaging in violent behavior. Furthermore, this is not the first time he has faced serious allegations; just weeks prior, he was reportedly found guilty of animal cruelty for kicking a dog and throwing it from his truck in front of his daughter. Such violent actions raise critical concerns not only for the safety of Finn’s girlfriend but also for the broader community.

Details surrounding Finn’s alleged actions paint a picture of a troubling pattern of abuse. Witnesses expressed concern for his daughter’s safety during the animal cruelty incident, stating that Finn was roughly handling her. This claim, alongside his recent domestic battery charge, highlights a potential risk that extends beyond his personal relationships to the vulnerable individuals, including children and animals, within his purview. The alleged violence exhibited by Finn is compounded by the apparent indifference displayed in regard to the consequences of his actions, which reportedly have become increasingly aggressive.

In light of these serious allegations, it is imperative that the St. Joseph County Prosecutor’s Office take decisive action. The community deserves to feel safe from individuals in positions of power who are alleged to exhibit such dangerous behavior. Appropriate punishment for Officer Finn is necessary not only for justice to be served but also to underscore a commitment to protecting victims of domestic violence and animal cruelty. The petition demands that Finn face stringent legal consequences for his alleged actions.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear Prosecutor Ken Cotter,

The recent allegations against Officer David Finn, involving both domestic battery and animal cruelty, are deeply concerning and necessitate immediate and appropriate legal response. Finn was charged with domestic battery after allegedly pushing his girlfriend to the ground in a rough and aggressive manner. This occurrence follows a previous conviction for animal cruelty, where he kicked a dog and threw it from his truck, actions that were witnessed by individuals who expressed fear for the safety of his daughter. Such behavior raises serious concerns about Finn’s fitness to serve in any capacity that requires respect for the law and the well-being of those around him.

Furthermore, the troubling accounts from both the domestic incident and the animal cruelty case seem to illustrate a pattern of violence that cannot be overlooked. Witnesses described Finn roughly handling his daughter, leading to alarming concerns that the child was being treated inappropriately. The allegations suggest a disregard for the safety and dignity of both his girlfriend and vulnerable animals. In light of these circumstances, it is paramount that the legal system respond with the severity this situation demands.

We urge your office to pursue appropriate and stringent punishment against Officer Finn for the alleged domestic battery and reported animal cruelty. This action is vital for ensuring accountability and for reinforcing the message that such behavior is intolerable in our community. Justice must be served not only to protect the individuals directly affected by Finn’s actions but also to restore public trust in law enforcement.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

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