Two former detention officers charged after retired police K9 found dead
- Two former jail officers, Ethan Huffstetler and Payton Johnson, were charged with animal cruelty after a retired K9 named Bane was found dead due to neglect.
- Huffstetler admitted he had not checked on Bane in four or five days and had no food or water for him, according to Greene County Sheriff Brad Snyder.
- The officers were terminated and arrested after an anonymous tip led to the discovery of Bane's body in an advanced state of decomposition.
- Both men face potential penalties of up to six years in prison and fines, with Huffstetler's bond set at $20,000 and Johnson's at $10,000.
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Two former detention officers charged after retired police K9 found dead
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Two now-former detention officers in Greene County, Arkansas, are charged with animal cruelty after a retired police K9 officer was found dead. The Greene County Sheriff's Office said it received a tip Sunday that the dog, named Bane, was being left outside on a chain with no access to food, water, or shade, and was underweight. When officers began investigating the next day, they say they found Bane dead in an igloo doghouse. H…
Jail Officers Arrested in Death of Retired K9
Two jail officers in Arkansas ended up in a jail in a different county on animal cruelty charges after authorities received a tip that a retired K9 officer was being neglected and abused. In a news release Thursday, Greene County Sheriff Brad Snyder said the tip "indicated that retired K9...
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