FREDERICK, Md. - The attorney for a Maryland man says his client will plead guilty to tossing a Chihuahua off a bridge.
Attorney Eugene Souder says 35-year-old David Beers, whose trial was set to begin Monday in Frederick, will plead guilty to aggravated animal cruelty, a felony, and theft under $500.
Beers allegedly told investigators he got angry when the dog's owners ordered him off their property after he had pulled into their driveway to make a cell phone call in June.
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4 comments:
This man needs to go to jail and bunk with Bubba, the dog lover.
I would have no problem throwing HIM off the same bridge and leaving without knowing if he was dead or injured.
Better yet, put him in a pen with a few pitbulls.
These type people go on to committ crimes to humans-----It is a proven fact. Better wake up people----judges----harsher judgement is required against these crazy nuts!
I don't know what I Wouldn't do to someone who did this to my animal!!!
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