Well,for one reason or another I have not said anything for 2 weeks,however I think its about time I crawled out from under my rock,and brought everyone up to date.
most of you know that Fran is delaying Brindi, (HER X DOG) from being sent to a forever home,by appealing her last court case which she lost was fined the min of 600 bucks and brindi was turned over to HRM,and would of been re homed by now,but Frannie seen it not for the good of her mutt,but as a lost meal ticket for herself.
There are several groups set up all by frannie to raise funds for an appeal,which as she knows is a lost cause,as she has no LEGAL grounds, I have searched and found that her suckers donated 600 bucks in 5 days now this has been going on for weeks,so dare I say she has pulled in maybe 10 times that,however I will find out and give actual amount in due course; now that is only one fund raiser she now selling t shirts,has a separate pay pal account and a few other scams.
Now i also have noted that Ms SFB,aka fran seems to have lost a lot of support in the past 2 weeks,people are starting to wake up,and realize that not only is this woman nuts she also is a scammer,and her main source of income for the past 4 years has been her poor x dog;even though she is healthy,can work,is educated,(so she says) and also has a web site where she charges 50 bucks an hour to translate, so please help me whats wrong with this picture?
About 6 weeks ago fran claimed she had landed status in canada,however yesterday she changed her tune is an american in a foreign country...wake up people....its just another scam of getting $ out of you.
now a heads up;fran has many AKA'S main one now is Debbie Mcdonald,and she also using Robert Riley's account on face book,since she has lost so much support in the past she will pull whatever she can to feed her face,except WORK.....and I feel sorry for all the suckers that are sending her funds that they probably can't afford.
Now I can link you to various FB groups,twitter accounts,blogs etc, however take some time and do a google search,the above is all on public social chats like FB her blog,and twitter,so no need to take my word for it,in fact with a bit of digging God knows what you will pull up; I just touched the tip of the iceburg....MORE TO FOLLOW AS TIME ALLOWS......
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Monday, August 6, 2012
Want to play some more Fran???
Well its high time that I posted another RANT, I now see that FR lost all rights to her mutt Brindi,and rightly so FR knows that Brindi will be re homed yep its a done deal,a responsible owner has been found.
Now Brindi has attacked ....Lost track of how many dogs.....all of which were on a lead,walking on a public highway, I won't go into details here,but a quick search of google will bring it up....You see FR loves the lime light.
She has been convicted 6 yep 6 times ,yet instead of fessing up and admitting she Fu@@ up she decided to fight it out in court,and resulting of a total of 6 convictions.
Brindi was to be re homed if a suitable home could be found as ordered by the Judge, well a home has been located. Now what does FR want to do??She wants to know where,what,when,who...well FR it ain't going to happen...with your bulling tactics
over the past yrs....ie sending e-mails to employers demanding they be fired...you have proven that you a total arse.The last thing the new owners want to see is you,beating on the door at 3 AM.come beat on mine,I have 3 60 lb dogs that are trained to attack on command..LOL..However they are also trained to NOT go to the road if someone is walking by. FFS its a very simple matter to train a mutt,Fr you are the leader of the dog,it appears to me that you want no one walking on the public road in front of your shack! could it be you have a grow op going on?....LOL
Yep Fran I am writing this for you,since you do not want any e-mail from me,so I guess we chat on public forum, you tried to say twitter was private,and going to sue,well still waiting and that was 2 yrs ago.
Ok lets let forget about the dog for now....FR you have posted many times that you personally do not ask for funding...,.which is pure BS...FFS you you used the fake profile Debbie Macdonald asking for funds...Shit I posted it on By Law....check it out... Now WTF are you going to use the money for? To live on,buy wine,buy paint,or buy potato chips to make you sick....)OMG worse excuse I heard to fail to attend court.
I see you are now selling windows the tax payer paid for 85$ each...want pics..now what else can be fraud?
Oh well thats just the tip of the ice burg,I can go on and on...however I want all people to READ the facts,,before they give 2 cents to this fraud.
BTW FR there was a gathering of over 20 people yesterday who brought in an internet fraud expert and you fit the profile....the walze has only begun.
Now Brindi has attacked ....Lost track of how many dogs.....all of which were on a lead,walking on a public highway, I won't go into details here,but a quick search of google will bring it up....You see FR loves the lime light.
She has been convicted 6 yep 6 times ,yet instead of fessing up and admitting she Fu@@ up she decided to fight it out in court,and resulting of a total of 6 convictions.
Brindi was to be re homed if a suitable home could be found as ordered by the Judge, well a home has been located. Now what does FR want to do??She wants to know where,what,when,who...well FR it ain't going to happen...with your bulling tactics
over the past yrs....ie sending e-mails to employers demanding they be fired...you have proven that you a total arse.The last thing the new owners want to see is you,beating on the door at 3 AM.come beat on mine,I have 3 60 lb dogs that are trained to attack on command..LOL..However they are also trained to NOT go to the road if someone is walking by. FFS its a very simple matter to train a mutt,Fr you are the leader of the dog,it appears to me that you want no one walking on the public road in front of your shack! could it be you have a grow op going on?....LOL
Yep Fran I am writing this for you,since you do not want any e-mail from me,so I guess we chat on public forum, you tried to say twitter was private,and going to sue,well still waiting and that was 2 yrs ago.
Ok lets let forget about the dog for now....FR you have posted many times that you personally do not ask for funding...,.which is pure BS...FFS you you used the fake profile Debbie Macdonald asking for funds...Shit I posted it on By Law....check it out... Now WTF are you going to use the money for? To live on,buy wine,buy paint,or buy potato chips to make you sick....)OMG worse excuse I heard to fail to attend court.
I see you are now selling windows the tax payer paid for 85$ each...want pics..now what else can be fraud?
Oh well thats just the tip of the ice burg,I can go on and on...however I want all people to READ the facts,,before they give 2 cents to this fraud.
BTW FR there was a gathering of over 20 people yesterday who brought in an internet fraud expert and you fit the profile....the walze has only begun.
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
THE REST OF THE STORY!!
UPDATED 6:11 p.m. Tuesday
The courtroom saga of Brindi the dog may soon be over.
A provincial court judge Tuesday fined owner Francesca Rogier $600 and ordered ownership of the dog transferred to the Halifax Regional Municipality in the latest chapter of a protracted battle over the dog’s fate.
However, Judge Flora Buchan stopped short of ordering the dog destroyed.
Buchan said Brindi should be treated like any other dog by the municipality and should be trained and adopted out if possible.
However, the possibility exists that the animal could be euthanized, but that will only happen if an assessment shows her behaviour can’t be changed and she isn’t adopted.
Brindi was seized from Rogier in September 2010 after the dog attacked another canine.
Rogier was found guilty earlier this spring of allowing a dog to run at large, failing to comply with an order to muzzle Brindi and owning a dog that attacks an animal.
It was the second time nine-year-old Brindi had been seized by animal control. She was previously picked up in 2008 after attacking another dog and was ordered euthanized.
However, Rogier successfully appealed and the dog was ordered to be returned to her with conditions that included keeping the dog muzzled in public, building a fence in her backyard and having the dog trained.
The second incident happened only two months after Rogier got the dog back.
While there was no evidence Brindi is beyond redemption, “sadly” that is not the case with her owner, Buchan said.
“I would describe Ms. Rogier as an irresponsible pet owner who has known since she (adopted) Brindi that she has control issues,” the judge said, while also calling her “unrepentant.”
In ordering Brindi’s ownership transferred to the municipality, Buchan said the dog “cannot safely be returned to Ms. Rogier.”
Rogier did not appear in court. Instead, she called dog trainer Susan Jordan shortly before her sentencing was due to start and asked her to appear on her behalf.
Jordan, who has worked with Brindi and Rogier, said she thinks Rogier didn’t show because she expected the emotions of the day to be too much for her.
“I think ... it was going to take more of a toll than she was prepared (to handle),” Jordan said. “To come out after that and try to be coherent and deal with the repercussions ... would be a little more than she could handle.”
She said she was pleased the court didn’t opt to immediately euthanize Brindi.
“I’ve trained and worked with the dog,” Jordan said. “This dog certainly has behavioural concerns. (It) needs modification training, but the dog is trainable.”
She said she has seen seen dogs with similar issues throughout the municipality.
Jordan said she last assessed Brindi two weeks ago and in all aspects, except territorial concerns, “this is a highly adoptable dog.”
An effort to contact Rogier through Jordan was unsuccessful.
While the the city sought an order to have Brindi destroyed, Katherine Salsman, the municipality’s lawyer, said the judge’s decision “is the best of both worlds.”
“It allows us to evaluate and ensure (if adoption) is the right decision to be made, ... but it still gives us the option to put the dog down if public safety reasons do require it.”
The order doesn’t take effect until Aug. 21 to allow time for an appeal.
(ifairclough@herald.ca)
The courtroom saga of Brindi the dog may soon be over.
A provincial court judge Tuesday fined owner Francesca Rogier $600 and ordered ownership of the dog transferred to the Halifax Regional Municipality in the latest chapter of a protracted battle over the dog’s fate.
However, Judge Flora Buchan stopped short of ordering the dog destroyed.
Buchan said Brindi should be treated like any other dog by the municipality and should be trained and adopted out if possible.
However, the possibility exists that the animal could be euthanized, but that will only happen if an assessment shows her behaviour can’t be changed and she isn’t adopted.
Brindi was seized from Rogier in September 2010 after the dog attacked another canine.
Rogier was found guilty earlier this spring of allowing a dog to run at large, failing to comply with an order to muzzle Brindi and owning a dog that attacks an animal.
It was the second time nine-year-old Brindi had been seized by animal control. She was previously picked up in 2008 after attacking another dog and was ordered euthanized.
However, Rogier successfully appealed and the dog was ordered to be returned to her with conditions that included keeping the dog muzzled in public, building a fence in her backyard and having the dog trained.
The second incident happened only two months after Rogier got the dog back.
While there was no evidence Brindi is beyond redemption, “sadly” that is not the case with her owner, Buchan said.
“I would describe Ms. Rogier as an irresponsible pet owner who has known since she (adopted) Brindi that she has control issues,” the judge said, while also calling her “unrepentant.”
In ordering Brindi’s ownership transferred to the municipality, Buchan said the dog “cannot safely be returned to Ms. Rogier.”
Rogier did not appear in court. Instead, she called dog trainer Susan Jordan shortly before her sentencing was due to start and asked her to appear on her behalf.
Jordan, who has worked with Brindi and Rogier, said she thinks Rogier didn’t show because she expected the emotions of the day to be too much for her.
“I think ... it was going to take more of a toll than she was prepared (to handle),” Jordan said. “To come out after that and try to be coherent and deal with the repercussions ... would be a little more than she could handle.”
She said she was pleased the court didn’t opt to immediately euthanize Brindi.
“I’ve trained and worked with the dog,” Jordan said. “This dog certainly has behavioural concerns. (It) needs modification training, but the dog is trainable.”
She said she has seen seen dogs with similar issues throughout the municipality.
Jordan said she last assessed Brindi two weeks ago and in all aspects, except territorial concerns, “this is a highly adoptable dog.”
An effort to contact Rogier through Jordan was unsuccessful.
While the the city sought an order to have Brindi destroyed, Katherine Salsman, the municipality’s lawyer, said the judge’s decision “is the best of both worlds.”
“It allows us to evaluate and ensure (if adoption) is the right decision to be made, ... but it still gives us the option to put the dog down if public safety reasons do require it.”
The order doesn’t take effect until Aug. 21 to allow time for an appeal.
(ifairclough@herald.ca)
Looks as if Fran lost her meal ticket!!
Brindi the dog turned over to HRM
June 26, 2012 - 10:58am By IAN FAIRCLOUGH Staff Reporter
Former owner Rogier fined $600
Francesca Rogier with Brindi in front of Rogier’s home in July 2010. A judge turned ownership of the dog over to the Halifax Regional Municipality and fined Rogier, Brindi’s former owner, $600. (TIM KROCHAK / Staff / File)
Francesca Rogier with Brindi in front of Rogier’s home in July 2010. A judge turned ownership of the dog over to the Halifax Regional Municipality and fined Rogier, Brindi’s former owner, $600. (TIM KROCHAK / Staff / File)
The case of Brindi the dog may well be over.
A provincial court judge has fined former owner Francesca Rogier $600 and ordered ownership of the dog be transferred to the Halifax Regional Municipality in the latest stage of a protracted battle over the dog's fate.
The judge stopped short of ordering the dog destroyed, however, and said Brindi should be treated like any other dog by the municipality and adopted out if possible.
Brindi was seized from Rogier for a second time in September 2010 after the dog attacked another. Rogier was found guilty last month of allowing a dog to run at large, failing to muzzle Brindi and owning a dog that attacked another.
Rogier did not appear in court. Susan Jordan, a trainer who has worked with Brindi and Rogier and appeared for her, said she thinks Rogier didn't show because she expected the emotions of the day to be too much for her.
(ifairclough@herald.ca)
June 26, 2012 - 10:58am By IAN FAIRCLOUGH Staff Reporter
Former owner Rogier fined $600
Francesca Rogier with Brindi in front of Rogier’s home in July 2010. A judge turned ownership of the dog over to the Halifax Regional Municipality and fined Rogier, Brindi’s former owner, $600. (TIM KROCHAK / Staff / File)
Francesca Rogier with Brindi in front of Rogier’s home in July 2010. A judge turned ownership of the dog over to the Halifax Regional Municipality and fined Rogier, Brindi’s former owner, $600. (TIM KROCHAK / Staff / File)
The case of Brindi the dog may well be over.
A provincial court judge has fined former owner Francesca Rogier $600 and ordered ownership of the dog be transferred to the Halifax Regional Municipality in the latest stage of a protracted battle over the dog's fate.
The judge stopped short of ordering the dog destroyed, however, and said Brindi should be treated like any other dog by the municipality and adopted out if possible.
Brindi was seized from Rogier for a second time in September 2010 after the dog attacked another. Rogier was found guilty last month of allowing a dog to run at large, failing to muzzle Brindi and owning a dog that attacked another.
Rogier did not appear in court. Susan Jordan, a trainer who has worked with Brindi and Rogier and appeared for her, said she thinks Rogier didn't show because she expected the emotions of the day to be too much for her.
(ifairclough@herald.ca)
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Hate to say but the Justice system does work in CANADA
The Halifax woman behind a high-profile battle over her dog was found guilty on all three counts relating to 2010 attack on a neighbour's pet Thursday.
Halifax Regional Municipality asked that Francesca Rogier's dog, Brindi, be put down.
Rogier said the 2010 attack near her home in East Chezzetcook was not serious. "They were flesh wounds. They didn't go deep into the fatty tissue," she told CBC News outside the court.
Brindi jumped out of the window of Rogier's car and sank its teeth into a neighbour's smaller dog. The attacked dog was on a leashed walk with its owners. Brindi had recently been released after an earlier attack on another dog.
The judge ruled the 2010 attack broke three bylaws because Brindi was running at large and attacked another dog when Brindi was supposed to be wearing a muzzle.
Second serious attack
The dog was seized after the attack and is still at the city pound. The city argued Brindi should be destroyed.
"They would never have seized her in the first place if they didn't want to kill her," Rogier said.
Rogier's dog first got into trouble when it attacked another dog in 2008. Rogier fought a long and costly court battle to save her pet.
A court spared Brindi but imposed several conditions. Rogier was ordered to take a training course with her dog and muzzle her pet if it wasn't in a fenced-in area.
The judge warned that Brindi would likely be put to death if there was another attack.
Rogier said she plans to appeal the decision, arguing there were "strong charter" issues at play. She will be sentenced at the end of June. The dog's fate will be decided at the same time.
CBC NEWS IN NS.
Halifax Regional Municipality asked that Francesca Rogier's dog, Brindi, be put down.
Rogier said the 2010 attack near her home in East Chezzetcook was not serious. "They were flesh wounds. They didn't go deep into the fatty tissue," she told CBC News outside the court.
Brindi jumped out of the window of Rogier's car and sank its teeth into a neighbour's smaller dog. The attacked dog was on a leashed walk with its owners. Brindi had recently been released after an earlier attack on another dog.
The judge ruled the 2010 attack broke three bylaws because Brindi was running at large and attacked another dog when Brindi was supposed to be wearing a muzzle.
Second serious attack
The dog was seized after the attack and is still at the city pound. The city argued Brindi should be destroyed.
"They would never have seized her in the first place if they didn't want to kill her," Rogier said.
Rogier's dog first got into trouble when it attacked another dog in 2008. Rogier fought a long and costly court battle to save her pet.
A court spared Brindi but imposed several conditions. Rogier was ordered to take a training course with her dog and muzzle her pet if it wasn't in a fenced-in area.
The judge warned that Brindi would likely be put to death if there was another attack.
Rogier said she plans to appeal the decision, arguing there were "strong charter" issues at play. She will be sentenced at the end of June. The dog's fate will be decided at the same time.
CBC NEWS IN NS.
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