Police officer who ran over deer repeatedly will not be charged

[Catherine]

Back in the winter we did a thread about this. A deer was hit by a vehicle and was badly injured. A police officer arrived on scene and determined the deer needed to be euthanized. He then drove  his vehicle back and forth over the deer many times. The deer screamed in pain and struggled. It was obviously in pain and tried desperately to escape. 

The officer may have thought he could kill the deer humanely with his vehicle, but after several times running it over, kit was obvious that he was making it worse. That didn't stop him. He kept up his cruel actions until the deer finally died.

The video of this went viral. I have seen it and it is terrible. It was an act of cruelty that went on and on.

So the consequences for the officer? None! Not a thing.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/l...-1.5191134

I question whether someone with such poor judgement should even be a police officer.
He clearly had no idea what to do in the situation. The idea he came up with was cruel in nature and when it didn't work he should have stopped and tried something else. He should have stopped when the deer started screaming in pain. It is unbelievable that he is still a police officer and there have been no consequences.

Who do you call to report animal cruelty to when the  animal abuser is a police officer?