ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. – A Spanish Lake, Missouri, man was arrested last week for allegedly kicking a friend’s dog and attacking a family member while the two were pet-sitting.
According to the St. Louis County Police Department’s probable cause statement, the crimes took place between July 28 and July 30.
Police said on July 28, Carlos Ray (age not provided) kicked his friend’s dog several times and laughed at the dog while it was in pain. Over the next three days, blood could be seen in the dog’s urine.
On July 30, police said Ray’s family member, who was also pet-sitting, suggested they tell their friend that the dog was hurt. Ray allegedly punched his family member repeatedly and even threatened to kill his relative.
Thanks for signing up!
Watch for us in your inbox.
Related
NKYEC seeking One to One coaches to help elementary students...
The River: Amazing Internet connects friends because, really...
2024 Prep Football Previews: NewCath’s strong core of return...
Infectious diseases spike when kids return to school — here’...
Former Ludlow Schools head Mike Borchers among three new app...
Open records request provides further details on University ...
Lt. Gov. Coleman named 2024-2025 Treasurer of National Lieut...
NBC 10 Weekend Sports roundup: River Oaks team potential sky...
American gymnast Jordan Chiles’ bronze medal in floor exerci...
Government Briefs: Reports from Edgewood, Independence, Erla...
Joe Heller: Cartoonist’s views — Breakdancing, Dow downturn,...
Drought conditions increase for portions of state
Stateline: Kentucky among states evaluating pitfalls, promis...
King Charles III applauds people who stood against racism du...
Reputed cartel boss Ismael ‘El Mayo’ Zambada reiterates clai...
Mt. Vernon, Milbank, Dell Rapids PBR advance
Clanin, Ulrich highlight Birds in loss to Milwaukee
Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi hopes to secure another term
‘I don’t want to die,’ student tells 911 dispatcher from Uva...
Moped rider in critical condition following accident on Ward...
© REPORTER 24 NEWS 2024. All rights are reserved