Tougher state laws are about to go into effect to punish cattle rustlers, but some already say more needs to be done to thwart a growing problem.
Christian County Sheriff Joey Kyle says lawmakers should consider a branding law to help aid law enforcement in finding the rustlers. But branding would not come without a cost to both farmers, and most likely the state.
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A new state law going into place on Friday will require prior cattle offenders to serve at least 80 percent of their sentences -- but Kyle said that provision most likely won't do much to stop the next rustler.
Christian County Sheriff Joey Kyle says lawmakers should consider a branding law to help aid law enforcement in finding the rustlers. But branding would not come without a cost to both farmers, and most likely the state.
WATCH THE KY3 NEWS @ 10 REPORT HERE
A new state law going into place on Friday will require prior cattle offenders to serve at least 80 percent of their sentences -- but Kyle said that provision most likely won't do much to stop the next rustler.
"If the crime itself doesn't deter them from committing the crime, I don't think it's going to make any difference," Kyle said.
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