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CINCINNATI, May 31 (Reuters) – Police may bring criminal charges over a Cincinnati Zoo incident in which a gorilla was killed to rescue a 4-year-old boy who had fallen into its enclosure, a prosecutor said on Tuesday.
The death of Harambe, a 450-pound (200-kg) gorilla, also prompted the animal rights group Stop Animal Exploitation Now to file a negligence complaint on Tuesday against the zoo with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The group is seeking the maximum penalty of $10,000.
The group said in its complaint letter that the child’s ability to get past the barrier was proof the zoo was negligent and should be fined for a “clear and fatal violation of the Animal Welfare Act.”
Mounting outrage over Saturday’s killing of the Western lowland silverback, an endangered species…
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Making Waves 🌸utreach 
I don’t like zoos, as I do not like animals in captivity. However, I must point out that ultimately, it is not the zoo’s fault this happened. The parent(s) should have had their child under better and proper supervision. This blame-shifting world we live in is getting out of hand.
RIP Harambe.
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