Police Arrest Suspect in Long Beach Dog Abuse Video

Long Beach police have arrested a man in connection with a shocking case of dog abuse that was caught on video. The incident occurred on Monday and was widely shared on social media, prompting public outrage and a police investigation.

The disturbing footage shows a man lifting a dog by its leash and then slamming the animal to the ground before kicking it. This took place in the 200 block of East 12th Street. The animal welfare group Animal Hope and Wellness shared the video, urging the community to help identify the suspect, who was seen with a skateboard.

On Wednesday, the Long Beach Police Department announced that they had made an arrest related to the incident. However, they did not disclose the identity of the suspect or any details regarding the charges. Meanwhile, the dog involved in the incident is now under the care of Long Beach Animal Care Services.

Police Chief Wally Hebeish expressed gratitude for the swift action taken by officers and detectives in apprehending the suspect. He emphasized that such acts of cruelty are unacceptable in the community. The police are continuing their investigation to ensure that justice is served.

This incident has sparked conversations about animal welfare and the need for stricter penalties for animal abuse. The community is rallying to support the dog and ensure that similar acts do not happen in the future.

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