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Dog shot
Suffolk, VA (US)

Incident Date: Friday, Mar 11, 2011
County: Suffolk City

Charges: Misdemeanor
Disposition: Convicted

Defendant/Suspect: Robert Wilson McCrory

Case Updates: 1 update(s) available

A 53-year-old Suffolk man is accused of shooting his neighbor's dog because it got loose and ran into his yard.

Police say the man, Robert Wilson McCrory shot his neighbor's four-year-old boxer earlier this month when it got loose. Police say he shot the dog in the face in the 3500 block of White Marsh Road.

The owner of the dog that got away chased down her dog, but had to step back when McCrory allegedly fired two shots at the dog.

The dog is was not killed in the incident. It's condition is not yet know.

McCrory has been charged with maim, kill, poison animal or fowl.


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A 53-year-old Suffolk man was convicted Thursday in General District Court for shooting his neighbor's dog.

Robert McCrory, who lives on Whitemarsh Road, was walking his dogs on the night of March 11, when his neighbor's 4-year-old boxer, Evan, got out of the yard. The boxer's owner saw the gun before the man shot, Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney Susan Walton said. There was no contact between the dogs, but McCrory said in court that the boxer had barked at his dogs, Walton said.

McCrory was convicted of misdemeanor animal cruelty and misdemeanor malicious wounding of a dog. He was sentenced to one year in jail, all suspended. He'll be on probation for a year, was ordered to be on good behavior and must complete an anger management program, Walton said.
Source: hamptonroads.com - Aug 12, 2011
Update posted on Aug 11, 2011 - 9:45PM 

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