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- Florida, USA -


The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office arrested 19-years-old ETHAN KLAY MORALES (pictured), an Alabama salesman, for stealing a dog from a Florida home and attempting to send the furbaby to a shelter.


The incident happened on the afternoon of Thursday, October 20, 2022, when MORALES was walking through a neighborhood in Rockledge conducting door-to-door sales. A Jack Russell mix dog named Angus who was in his guardian’s front yard of a home on 528 Glenbrook Circle ran up to MORALES.

MORALES picked up the furbaby and continued walking down the road. About an hour later, MORALES returned to Angus’ guardian’s, Joe McPherson, to sell solar equipment.

Mr. McPherson asked MORALES whether he had seen a dog, he answered: “No, have a blessed day.”

Thankfully, a neighbor was able to show Mr. McPherson footage from their security camera in which MORALES could be seen picking up Angus and walking away with him.


When deputies located MORALES and asked him about the dog, he told them he had not seen the dog and that he had no knowledge of the incident. At that point deputies told him there was a video showing him picking up the furbaby and walking away.


MORALES told deputies he put the dog in his friend’s car and that the friend took the dog to a shelter. Later, deputies learned that MORALES took Angus to his mother’s home in Palm Bay.


Online arrest records show that MORALES was arrested and charged with one misdemeanor count of animal cruelty and one felony count of grand theft. He was released from the Brevard County Jail after posting a $2,500 bond.


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- Nevada, USA -


Authorities in Las Vegas arrested 37-years-old DIEGO GONZALEZ (pictured), accused of stealing a family dog, killing him, and dumping him in the desert.


GONZALEZ has a construction company, Gonzalez Flooring, and on Tuesday, June 6, along with his employees, he was doing some work at a home near South Rainbow Boulevard and West Warm Springs Road.


The homeowner, Mr. Mohan Gumatay, told police that the workers told him his dog, a 10-year-old English Bulldog named Bamboo, ran out an open gate.


Nearby homes’ surveillance cameras, however, captured GONZALEZ and at least one other worker taking Bamboo and putting him in GONZALEZ’s white truck. Footage further showed that Bamboo was left in the vehicle with the windows up and the doors closed for at least five minutes.


On the evening of the same day, GONZALEZ was caught on video driving his truck to an empty lot in a desert field near Abels Lane where Bamboo’s lifeless body was found on Wednesday, June 8.

8 News Now reports that police collected surveillance video from the area and the timestamp on the video showed Bamboo’s body was dumped approximately 3 and a half hours after he was stolen from his home and family.


Mr. Gumatay said GONZALEZ’s wife called him and offered him $5,000 if she could not return the dog. Bamboo’s dad declined the money and said he wanted Bamboo to be brought back home.


When GONZALEZ was questioned by police, he said he wanted to bring Bamboo to his children.

He said he believed Bamboo died in the truck.

A necropsy “ruled that Bamboo died of respiratory distress and likely faced some sort of blunt trauma before his death”, reports Las Vegas Review-Journal.


GONZALEZ was arrested on Tuesday, June 21, and charged with willful and malicious torture or killing of a dog and grand larceny over $1,200.

He was released from Clark County Detention Center on Thursday, June 23, after posting a $3,000 bond and a date was set to appear in court on July 21, 2022.


According to 8 News Now, a second arrest has been made in this case but the name of the second arrestee was not disclosed.

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Most of the pictures were shared from Angelika Schmeing’s Facebook account, Bamboo’s mom.



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