Sheep molester decries his Sex Offender registration A man who pleaded no contest to a sodomy charge involving a sheep and says he should not have to register as a sex offender is featured in this week’s Spotlight on Crime. Jeffrey S. Haynes said the state registry is intended to keep track of people who have committed crimes against humans, according to the Associated Press. But Calhoun County, Mich., Circuit Court Judge Conrad Sindt told Haynes at his sentencing hearing that once he is released from prison, he must register with the Michigan State Police Public Sex Offender Registry. Haynes, 42, of Battle Creek, was sentenced Monday to 2 1/2 years to 20 years in prison. He entered the plea in January. A no contest plea is not an admission of guilt but is treated as such for sentencing. Tamara Towns, an assistant prosecutor for the county, argued that Haynes should be ordered to register as a sex offender because once out of prison, he could prey on children or vulnerable adults. Haynes said he is not a violent person and would not assault children. "The prosecutor is being real hard on me for what I did," he said. "But I should not be treated as a child molester." A telephone call seeking comment was left Tuesday at the Marshall office of defense attorney John B. Sullivan. Police said Haynes had sex with a sheep at a Bedford Township farm on Jan. 26, 2005. The animal’s owner caught him on the property, and the sheep was found injured. Haynes was arrested in June after a DNA sample taken from the animal matched Haynes’ genetic material. Haynes has prior convictions for burglary, home invasion and uttering and publishing, and was on parole for burglary at the time of the sex crime.
Posted by: lokiluvr
WTF????
Posted by: Cinderella
how do these ppl do it with animals ewww
Posted by: lokiluvr
Tall rubber boots I hear,,,,,
Posted by: CJIS
Ewww... people really have issues
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