Prelminary hearing confirmed in fire chief's dog-beating case
John Sweeney, Glynn Johnson's defense attorney, confirmed in a phone interview today that a preliminary hearing will go forward as scheduled Tuesday morning in Johnson's animal-abuse case. See Friday's post on the hearing.
Johnson, a Los Angeles County fire chief who supervised stations in Pomona and other cities in the San Gabriel Valley, is accused of beating his neighbor's puppy with a rock. The puppy was euthanized.
Give Johnson the death penalty.
My family thinks he should be charged with a felony.