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“Justice for Reba!” That was the demand of animal lovers after a bulldog was put in a plastic bin last summer with the lid taped shut before it was left near a dumpster behind a grocery store. Reba was rescued barely alive by a passerby but later died. Two people were arrested but many people say the penalties they face don’t fit the crime. State law and penalties for future similar cases could soon change. Assembly Bill 381, also known as Reba’s Law, was introduced in the Assembly Monday. It aims to broaden the definition of animal cruelty “to include every act, omission or neglect whereby unjustifiable physical pain, suffering or death is caused, allowed or permitted.” If the act causes the death of the animal or in certain other circumstances, what is now considered a misdemeanor would be a felony.