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Case ID: 452
Classification: Stabbing
Animal: dog (pit-bull)
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Abuse was retaliation against animal's bad behavior
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Case #452 Rating: 3.2 out of 5



Stabbed Dog to Death
Washington, DC (US)

Incident Date: Tuesday, Oct 15, 2002
County: District of Columbia

Disposition: Convicted

Defendant/Suspect: John Hardy

John Hardy, who pleaded guilty, killed the dog, named Reds, after the animal began barking at him and pulling on his pants in an effort to prevent him from attacking his wife with a knife. Hardy, in an earlier confrontation with his wife caused Reds to receive 20 stiches by stabbing him.

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  • The Washington Post, dtd Oct 15, 2002 - Article: « Back to Search Results

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