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Posted: 10:29 AM May 16, 2008
Troopers: Juveniles Rob Woman & Shoot Dog
West Virginia State Police have arrested two juveniles on armed robbery, burglary and cruelty to animals charges.
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va (WSAZ)-- West Virginia State Police have arrested two juveniles on armed robbery, burglary and cruelty to animals charges.
Troopers were called to a house in the 5400 block of Alitzer Avenue in Huntington early Thursday morning.
According to a press release, the victim told troopers that 2 male juveniles entered her house, stole money from her purse than shot her dog before taking off.
Following their arrest, the pair was taken to the Shell Center in Barboursville pending a hearing in juvenile court.
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Posted by: Facts-Oriented
on Jun 3, 2008 at 03:22 PM
Ditch the jailing parents part and I'll back Pablo's solution. The victim should get an AK47 and learn to use it; a 9mm pistol and a Blue Heeler dog are needed too!
Posted by: kimberly
on May 31, 2008 at 05:35 PM
I think that it is stupid on how everyone is complaining about how everyones worried about the dog well just to let everyone know the dog was like a BEST friend to me and the whole family it was like as if she was a part of the family, and she was.it was as if u lost i kid or a sibling or a loved one which we did, we lost a very loved and pertective dog that will be greatly missed and remembered every single day!!!
Posted by: uhmm to HERMAN and Anita
on May 20, 2008 at 02:23 AM
To HERMAN.. I said I'd shoot if they were there to harm me or my family. I don't have twinkies so that really wouldn't be a problem here. I think you need to go eat you've got food on your mind too much, you've prolly been robbed while you've had your face in your twinkie box. I honestly don't care if they're 15 or 85, if you're going to try and hurt me, I'll hurt you. And to Anita, Thank you! I'd do anything to protect my family and I'm glad there are others who would do the same.
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