By Francisco Vara-Orta
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
June 26, 2008
Riverside County sheriff's officials are investigating a trio of cat slayings in La Quinta over the last few weeks in which owners found their felines gutted or shot.
"We only get about half a dozen animal cruelty calls a month but nothing like this," said Lt. Raymond Gregory, a sheriff's spokesman. "So this is too unusual and too weird."
Gregory said investigators believe the cat slayings are linked.
Read the rest of the L.A. Times article here... and kudos to the La Quinta Sheriff's Department for taking this cruelty investigation seriously.
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
June 26, 2008
Riverside County sheriff's officials are investigating a trio of cat slayings in La Quinta over the last few weeks in which owners found their felines gutted or shot.
"We only get about half a dozen animal cruelty calls a month but nothing like this," said Lt. Raymond Gregory, a sheriff's spokesman. "So this is too unusual and too weird."
Gregory said investigators believe the cat slayings are linked.
Read the rest of the L.A. Times article here... and kudos to the La Quinta Sheriff's Department for taking this cruelty investigation seriously.
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