San Antonio authorities make 2nd arrest in harsh dog attack

Detectives with the San Antonio Police Department found Facebook posts from Schnieder where she called herself “grandmother” after among the dogs brought to life puppies.
“The offender stopped working to take the procedures essential to effectively secure her dogs and was similarly accountable for doing so,” the affidavit says.

Trained with meat

Moreno was breeding the dogs and supposedly trained them to be aggressive utilizing meat, according to the affidavits. They likewise state that Schnieder was tape-recorded having discussions with Moreno about the dogs threatening.
Animal control services (A/C) needed the dogs to be utilized, connected, and decontaminated after previous attacks. Schnieder declared that she hesitated of the dogs due to the fact that they had actually ended up being more aggressive after they were decontaminated. She likewise saw the dogs assaulting each other in the lawn and asked her hubby to return the dogs to ACS for “everybody’s safety.”

The day of the attack, Moreno declared that the dogs were utilized and connected. He likewise declared that he kept the fence secure with a chain and U-shaped bracket, however he might not find the U-shaped bracket.

Janie Najera’s account

Janie Najera, the partner of Ramon, informed an investigator while she remained in the healthcare facility that she and her hubby remained in the Westside area to check out a relative. It was formerly reported that the couple was assaulted as they left their vehicle, however Janie informed the investigator that she saw her hubby being assaulted outside their vehicle as she left the relative’s house, according to the affidavit.
The dogs assaulted Janie as she tried to help her hubby, Ramon. He later on passed away at the healthcare facility and the dogs were caught and euthanized. Family members of the Najeras set up a GoFundMe to help spend for funeral service and medical expenditures. It raised an overall of $25,000 prior to it was disabled by the developer.
Schnieder was still in prison at the time of this write with an overall bond of $125,000, according to Bexar County court records.