Contra Costa Animal Services received reports of a severely beaten dog.
SAN PABLO — A man suspected of abusing a dog at an apartment complex was arrested Tuesday after animal control workers and police discovered a large quantity of marijuana, as well as guns, weapons and cash while serving a warrant to rescue the dog, authorities said.
Contra Costa Animal Services officers obtained the search warrant Tuesday for the apartment unit in the 5000 block of Montoya Avenue after responding Monday to reports of a severely abused animal, agency spokesperson Steve Burdo said. With the assistance of San Pablo police, animal services officers took the dog with them.
San Pablo police spokesperson Capt. Brian Bubar that when police searched the apartment about 4:30 p.m., they found 20 pounds of marijuana, two AK-27 assault rifles, a shotgun, a revolver, a Glock pistol, and $64,000 in cash. Police arrested the man on suspicion of marijuana possession and numerous weapons violations, Bubar said.
The original animal abuse report came about 12:50 p.m. Monday. Animal services received reports that there a severely beaten dog was leaving blood in the hallway of the apartments, Burdo said.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
San Antonio police release incident video of officers shooting man during disturbance at West Side motelThe San Antonio Police Department has released a critical incident video in which two officers shot and wounded a man at a West Side Motel in early January.
Read more »
San Diego officers who fatally shot man in Barrio Logan identifiedChristopher Dearmen, 37, was killed Friday night during a shootout with Officers Christopher Aguilar and Jacob Meyers on Logan Avenue near Cesar E. Chavez Parkway, authorities said
Read more »
San Francisco 49ers’ Charles Omenihu arrested after domestic violence allegation in San JoseThe defensive lineman was booked on suspicion of a misdemeanor offense and released on bail ahead of the NFC Championship Game this coming Sunday.
Read more »
Officers fired after Tyre Nichols's death were 'directly responsible' for his abuse, police chief says5 police officers in Memphis who were accused of violating department policies in a traffic stop that led to the death of Tyre Nichols were 'directly responsible' for his 'physical abuse,' the city's police chief says.
Read more »
Officers fired after Tyre Nichols's death were 'directly responsible' for his abuse, police chief saysFive Memphis police officers accused of violating department policies in a traffic stop that led to the death of Tyre Nichols were 'directly responsible for his 'physical abuse,' the city's police chief said Wednesday.
Read more »
Project Compassion completes medical mission trip to Tijuana -SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – The chief of the Chula Vista Police Department also serves as the president of Project Compassion. It’s a non-profit that leads medical mission teams internationally. For more on her latest trip to Tijuana– chief Roxana Kennedy joins us for more. Categories: Good Evening San Diego, Good Morning San Diego, KUSI, Local San Diego News, Trending
Read more »