BREAKING NEWS: No immediate charges in alleged dog beating

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Just got word from the District Attorney's Office that charges were not immediately filed against a Hawthorne man arrested on Monday on suspicion of beating and hanging his dog.

The case was sent back for more investigation. Notably, the DA needs a full report on the dog's medical condition.

"We're waiting for the documentation of the injuries, if any, sustained by the victim animal," Deputy District Attorney Amy-Hannah Broersma said.

This does not mean that Ricardo Salvador Plascenia won't face charges. He could at a later time when the reports are done.

It does mean, he gets to go home from jail sometime today.



2 Comments

SanPedroDogs said:

that is ridiculous he should be in jail somebody should hang him on a chain and beat him....

I hope the poor dog does not have to go back to this digusting creature .

Anonymous said:

Disgusting. A witness to the crime, along with a video, and it's still not enough to file charges? What the heck is it going to take?

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