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Dog kicked to death – suspect arrested
For those of you that know him, you know exactly which officer caught this ****head.
And for you that ****ing complain about LEOs "not stopping real criminals", you can
off on this one.
Originally Posted by Appeal Democrat
A 24-year-old East Linda man was arrested on suspicion of felony animal cruelty in connection with the death of his family’s pit bull dog, which had just killed a family cat, according to the Yuba County Sheriff’s Department.
Jesse Nathaniel Cole Shoats, of the 5900 block of Grove Avenue, was arrested Tuesday and was being held Wednesday in Yuba County Jail on $5,000 bail.
Shoats arrived home from work Tuesday afternoon and found the pit bull was off its chain.
While he looked for the dog, Shoats’ father found the cat dead in the backyard, the report said.
At 5 p.m., witnesses reported seeing Shoats dragging the dog on a chain and kicking it near the north end of Park Avenue in East Linda.
One of the witnesses flagged down a California Highway Patrol officer, who also witnessed the kicking, the report said.
The CHP officer followed Shoats over a Feather River levee into the riverbottoms and found the dog dying. A Yuba County sheriff’s deputy arrived as the animal died, said Capt. Ron Johnson.
Jesse Nathaniel Cole Shoats, of the 5900 block of Grove Avenue, was arrested Tuesday and was being held Wednesday in Yuba County Jail on $5,000 bail.
Shoats arrived home from work Tuesday afternoon and found the pit bull was off its chain.
While he looked for the dog, Shoats’ father found the cat dead in the backyard, the report said.
At 5 p.m., witnesses reported seeing Shoats dragging the dog on a chain and kicking it near the north end of Park Avenue in East Linda.
One of the witnesses flagged down a California Highway Patrol officer, who also witnessed the kicking, the report said.
The CHP officer followed Shoats over a Feather River levee into the riverbottoms and found the dog dying. A Yuba County sheriff’s deputy arrived as the animal died, said Capt. Ron Johnson.
And for you that ****ing complain about LEOs "not stopping real criminals", you can
off on this one.
06-21-2007, 05:15 PM
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Unnamed CHP beat some ***??? he shoulda pepper sprayed him and drag the guy with a chain back to his squad car
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