Florida authorities state they have actually located the driver who was captured on video recently dragging a dog behind a truck for almost half a mile.
Charlotte County Public Safety credited “incredibly sleuths” with assisting to find the vehicle and the driver, whose identity has actually not been launched. It was unclear if the driver has actually been apprehended since Monday.
Neighborhood video cameras catch a driver dragging a dog behind the truck. (Charlotte County Public Safety)
Authorities said recently they were searching for a 2009-2014 Gray Ford F150 STX in connection with an animal cruelty case including a “reddish brown colored dog” that took place in the area of Lakeworth Blvd and Durant St.
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The dreadful scene was captured on next-door neighbors’ security video cameras. After a couple of next-door neighbors ferreted out the truck, the driver supposedly went out and tossed the dog in the back prior to repeling once again.
Authorities have actually not determined the driver. (Charlotte County Public Safety)
One homeowner who experienced the scene informed WINK News he couldn’t get the image out of his head.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}} “The bloody paw prints down here’s what truly impacted me the most is quite distressing,” next-door neighbor Todd Tyler said.
Charlotte County Animal Control Officer Colby Mazzoni informed the outlet he might not make sure whether the driver did it on function.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}} “It’s quite vicious. So, we’re still treating it as a cruelty case,” she said.
