TRENTON –A New Jersey lawmaker is set to propose a new bill Wednesday aimed at restricting hunting near residential property.
It’s called Tonka’s Law and is named for a dog killed by a bow hunter in September in Readington Township. The bow hunter was about 50 feet from the property line of the dog’s owners.
Officials said the hunter, Romeo Antonuccio, of Kenilworth, was charged with careless discharge and damage of property after he told police that while trying to shoot deer from a tree stand, he thought the dog was a coyote.
State Sen. Raymond Lesniak plans to announce the new bill Wednesday night on Facebook Live.
Exposing the Big Game 
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Another idiot who can’t tell one animal from another. How about the fool stop killing any of them.
Good idea.
They always have an excuse. Either they see a coyote instead of a family dog or a deer that caused the accident. Lying abounds.
Lying bastards about.
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Hunting can cause many accidents.