Police development in burned pit bull case
Baltimore police are announcing a "major development" in the case of the pit bull that was burned last month when someone poured gasoline on it and set it on fire. I can only guess that the cops have made an arrest.
This case got nationwide attention. Last week, the police commissioner and mayor honored the officer (Officer Syreeta Teel is congratulated by Commissioner Frederic H. Bealefeld at left) who came across the dog burning on Presbury Street in West Baltimore and put out the flames with her sweater. Unfortunately, the dog had to be put down several days later. A reward climbed to $23,000.
Stay tuned for updates throughout the day.
Comments
The people who set fire to the pit bull should have the same thing done to them. Nothing is too mean to do to them,they deserve long painful deaths.
Posted by: PC | June 8, 2009 11:44 AM
God bless you officer Teel. You are an angel in an officers uniform! And for this poor puppy who suffered at the hands of those sadists, you are now comforted in God's bosom! I'll look for you in heaven. As for those two "juviniles" who did this: I wish I could have them meet me somewhere so I can personally destroy them with my bare hands! There is NO redemption for sadists like them, only death. Death, then hell for all eternity! I wish I could have just five minutes with those cowards so I can smash their heads in and darken the pavement with thier poisonous blood!
Posted by: Jerry Kuznik | June 8, 2009 2:58 PM