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Nov 28, 20222 min read

HELENE MARYLINE MURRAY threw a rock onto a busy road and lured a dog to chase it causing his death

- Florida, USA -


On Wednesday, November 23, 2022, Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey personally walked to jail another sorry excuse for a human being for animal cruelty. While 29-years-old HELENE MARYLINE MURRAY (pictured), was in a police vehicle waiting to make her way behind bars, Sheriff Ivey said: “Folks this one is one of the worst I have ever seen in my entire life, and I know you have heard me saying that before, but this one takes the cake.”


MURRAY is accused of intentionally killing an innocent dog by throwing a rock onto a busy street, onto an upcoming car, knowing the dog would chase the rock. The vehicle inevitably hit and killed the furbaby.

Sheriff Ivey said MURRAY was caught on video breaking the window of her neighbor’s car. The neighbor’s dog was there, minding his own business when MURRAY picked up a rock, and threw it on to the heavily traveled U.S. Highway 1 luring the dog to his death. MURRAY admitted to her despicable actions. The video posted by the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office does not show the graphic and devastating part where the furbaby was killed.


MURRAY is facing multiple charges including Felony aggravated animal cruelty and is being held in the Brevard County Jail.


Court records show that MURRAY will be in court on December 15, 2022, at 8:00 a.m. before Judge Michelle Baker.


Sheriff Ivey said: “There’s only one place for somebody who intentionally causes the death of an animal – right here at the Brevard County Jail.”

Sheriff Ivey, I disagree. The place that I have in mind is hot, does not have comforts, and has the highest flames!


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Nov 24, 20222 min read

BRANDON WESLEY HARDY BLAKE arrested after four dead dogs were found on his property

- Florida, USA -


On Tuesday, November 22, 2022, Ms. Tamara Trujillo, a Child Protection Services investigator, was called to a home on 2511 East 20th Street in Sanford to check on the well-being of a juvenile following an incident that happened the day before.


While Ms. Trujillo was at the residence, she observed many dogs. A woman identified as EMERALD BRITTON, resident at the property and the girlfriend of 40-years-old BRANDON WESLEY HARDY BLAKE (pictured), took Ms. Trujillo in the backyard where elevated kennels were found housing several dogs in poor health. Ms. Trujillo then alerted the Seminole County Sheriff's Office Range and Water Unit.


Detectives and Seminole County Animal Services responded to the home and removed many dogs due to the “inhumane living conditions and malnourished health conditions,” stated the report. Seminole County Animal Services said they were able to rescue thirty-nine dogs but one of them was so sick he/she had to be euthanized.

On the property, officials also discovered four deceased dogs in separate kennels and Detective Raborn reported: “I estimate the dogs were dead for several days to possibly a week. Most of the on-site kennels were without food, fresh water and full of feces.”


Deputies with the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office arrested BLAKE, owner of a dog-training business called Brandon Blake K9 Services.

Seminole County Emergency Manager Alan Harris said: “It looked like a puppy mill where he was breeding dogs. (He) cared absolutely nothing about the dogs whatsoever.”

He also said that BLAKE’s license to operate the business has been revoked and he can no longer have a kennel in the county.


Arrest records show BLAKE was released from Seminole County Jail after posting a $21,000 bond according to court records he is facing four felony counts of animal abuse causing death and twenty-six misdemeanor counts of impounding or confining an animal without sufficient food or water.

During his first court appearance on November 23, 2022, Judge Wayne Culver prohibited BLAKE to return to the home and care for the animals.

BLAKE’s arraignment is slated to take place on January 17, 2023, at 1:30 p.m. before Judge Donna L. McIntosh, and the Speedy Trial Date was set for May 16, 2023.


As per court order, BRITTON will no longer be residing at the home to care for the animals.


Seminole County Animal Services were at full capacity even before taking in the thirty-nine dogs removed from BLAKE’s hell and you can only imagine the hardship they have to face now.

Allow me to invite you to consider adopting their furbabies who are ready for their new furever home. Thank you!


BRANDON WESLEY HARDY BLAKE, you did not take care of those defenseless souls, you saw their injuries and infections, you were aware that there were four innocent deceased dogs on the property, and you saw the kennels without food or water. How cruel, heartless, and soulless are you to treat innocent animals like this?


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Nov 18, 20222 min read

TERRY LAMONT THOMAS arrested for not properly caring for twenty dogs and two rabbits

- Florida, USA -


Deputies with the Jacksonville’s Sheriff’s Office have arrested 48-years-old TERRY LAMONT THOMAS (pictured). With the assistance of Animal Care and Protective Services twenty dogs and two rabbits were removed from his property on Castle Boulevard. A warrant was served on Wednesday, November 16, 2022.


THOMAS faces charges of animal cruelty and confining animals without sufficient food and water.


Animal Care and Protective Services took custody of the dogs and the rabbits.


The petition for the removal of the animals was filed in 2021, stating that many of the dogs were covered in feces, suffered wounds, and had other untreated medical conditions.

In 2021, THOMAS was arrested and accused of confining animals without sufficient food and water. That charge was dropped, but the city filed a petition to remove the mistreated animals. THOMAS “defaulted on the petition, and on Wednesday, the city acted to remove the animals,” reports News4Jax.


In the backyard, officials found crates and heavy chains attached to poles. Some of those chains had dog collars attached. The officer who wrote the arrest report stated that he “observed urine and feces throughout the dog cages.”


The incident reports states that the search also led to the discovery and confiscation of vitamins, syringes, bait trap, spring pull rope, bite stick, and skin and wound treatment spray.


Online arrest records show that THOAMS was released on November 17, 2022, and has a court date for Tuesday, November 22, 2022, at 1:00 p.m.


In December 2019, THOMAS was arrested on charges related to dogfighting, intentionally causing cruel death, and unnecessary suffering.


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