Cormier found guilty on all counts
MONCTON, N.B. — Romeo Cormier has been found guilty of abducting a 55-year-old woman at knifepoint, sexually assaulting her, and confining her in his rooming house apartment for almost a month.[...]
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Our dog has NEVER been hit or abused in any way! This is how she behaves when she has done something wrong. In this case, she has chewed up a tape roll. Look at frame 0:23, when she glances at the mess she made. Sometimes, when we come home, she will give herself away by acting guilty .. like in the clip. Notice how she squints her eyes. Squinting, crouching , and hanging her head will always give her away. Sometimes, we never discover what it is she has done … or we’ll find it days later. Be sure to watch part 2 … Forgiveness & high fives!
not every dog has a sense of right and wrong like denver. meet my beagle named parker. my mother showed me this video while i was away racing and i couldnt resist putting it on youtube. this is parker only about half a year old at the time. he’s such a playful little guy and this is what happens when he knows he’s being bad. he’ll prance around taunting you until he’s caught. on this video he stole his food bowl and ran out into the yard with it.
Man accused of stealing Chihuahua in Wilton Manors pleads not guilty
A man accused of stealing a Chihuahua outside a South Florida bar last year pleaded not guilty Friday to a grand theft charge, his lawyer said.
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O.C. Parolee Pleads Not Guilty To Abusing Puppy
Prosecutors say an Orange County parolee hit and kicked a puppy before swinging the leashed 8-month-old Chihuahua-dachshund mix around like a lasso.
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Woman pleads not guilty to animal cruelty
Tuesday July 13, 2010 BENNINGTON — A Bennington woman was charged Tuesday with neglecting a dog, which animal control officers and police found at her home infested with maggots. Lucretia L. Smith, 30, of Maple Street, pleaded not guilty to cruelty to animals by deprivation of necessary medical attention.
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