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TRE SPENCER PATRIZZ arrested after dragging behind a vehicle a dog he was hired to train

- Connecticut, USA -


On March 3, 2025, the South Windsor Police Department received a 911 call from 26-year-old TRE SPENCER PATRIZZ (pictured), claiming his dog had jumped out of his vehicle while he was driving.


On the same day, another call came to 911 after PATRIZZ was witnessed driving a vehicle down Buckland Road with a dog tethered to the back of the vehicle. The caller said that in order to get PATRIZZ to stop, he had to cut him off.


Police said in a press release that officers located PATRIZZ at the New England Veterinary Center in Windsor where he had taken the dog.

PATRIZZ claimed he forgot the dog was tethered to the vehicle.


Officers arrested him on charges of tethering a dog to a mobile device and cruelty to animals. He was processed and held on a $10,000 surety bond.


Police said the dog is not PATRIZZ’s, instead, the dog’s guardian had hired PATRIZZ to train him.


The furvictim sustained “significant road rash to his underbelly and paws”, but police said the injuries do not appear to be life threatening “and he will likely make a full recovery after long term bandage care and pain management.”


Samonna Jones, started an online fundraiser to help with the medical costs for the dog identified as Krown. According to the GoFundMe page, Krown’s guardian is Samonna’s sister. At the time of writing, a total of $1,225 has been raised.


A Facebook post by Tyler Regional Animal Care Shelter – Tracs, advised that Krown, whom they referred to as K., is still at New England Veterinary Center and Cancer Care where he is receiving around the clock care.


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PATRIZZ’s mugshot provided to Voice For Us by the South Windsor Police Department





JARVIS EARL HYMAN JR arrested for failing to feed his dogs leading to the death of some of them

- North Carolina, USA -


The Craven County Sheriff’s Office said that 50-year-old JARVIS EARL HYMAN JR (pictured), has been arrested “in a disturbing case involving felony animal cruelty, illegal possession of firearms by a felon, and possession of weapons of mass destruction. “


Court records show that HYMAN was taken into custody on February 7, 2025.


According to the press release by the sheriff’s office, several reports about HYMAN led to Animal protective Services and deputies investigating him.


The sheriff’s office did not release details of the animal cruelty charges and when I reached out to Animal Protective Services they declined to provide information.


However, the arrest warrant I was provided with, accuses HYMAN of intentionally depriving a male Pitbull named Picollo of necessary sustenance causing his death. According to the warrant, Picollo was left “for about a month without food or water.”


The warrant also accused HYMAN of intentionally depriving of necessary sustenance two female Pitbull mix named Cali and Cerco and seven Pitbull mix puppies, six males and one female. The warrant stated that Cali and Cerco were found malnourished, while the puppies were found to be suffering from anemia, low body temperature, and intestinal parasites.


Additionally, HYMAN is accused of intentionally depriving two female Pitbull mix puppies of necessary sustenance which resulted in their death.


The warrant further accuses HYMAN of failing to vaccinate Cerco and a male Pitbull named Bubba.


HYMAN was charged with felony kill animal by starvation, misdemeanor cruelty to animals, dog/cat/ferret vaccination, misdemeanor cruelty to animals, possession of firearm by felon, and possess weapon mass destruct.


Court records show that HYMAN is scheduled to appear at Craven County District Court on March 5, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. before Judge Andrew Kent Wigmore.


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HYMAN’s mugshot shared from the Craven County Sheriff's Office




JOSHUA D. BROWNELL arrested after a pregnant dog was found deceased in Norwood Lake

Updated: Feb 10, 2024

- New York, USA -

 

On the night of June 28, 2023, the Norwood Village Police Department received a report about a dog in Norwood Lake.

Responding officers found a deceased female Pitbull in the water at the municipal boat launch on Norwood Lake.

 

The Department then took to Facebook the heartbreaking story and reached out to the community for assistance in locating the Voiceless Victim’s guardian. Part of the post read: “We are looking for anyone who may have information about this incident, or the dog.  Below is a picture of the collar.  The dog will be taken care of with respect by our agency until the owner can be located.”

 

After a lengthy investigation, police announced that on February 6, 2024, 41-years-old JOSHUA D. BROWNELL (pictured via Facebook), of Potsdam, was arrested and charged with one misdemeanor count of animal cruelty.

 

BROWNELL was released on a ticket to appear at Town of Potsdam Court in March 2024.

 

WWNY reports that Norwood Village Police Chief Shawn Wells said the public helped solve the case. BROWNELL was identified as the dog’s guardian and on his Facebook account, police found pictures of the Voiceless Victim, a brown and white Pitbull named Diamond with a distinctive pattern.

 

Police were assisted in their investigation by the Potsdam Animal Control Officer and the Potsdam Humane Society.

 

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