Arrest Made in Charlestown Landscaper Dog Poisoning Case
On Friday police announced they arrested a 53-year-old man suspected of trying to poison dogs with hot dogs soaked in chemicals.
Police made an arrest in a case of alleged dog poisoning that shocked the neighborhood. Police announced Friday that 53-year-old landscaper Kenneth Hyland is in custody, suspected of soaking hot dogs in antifreeze and leaving them for pets to eat. An area outside the Bricklayers Apprentice Fund at 550 Medford St. is the site of the controversy. The poisoned wieners may have been intended as a warning to dog owners to pick up after their animals. At least three dog owners recently told police at District A-15 they saw a landscaper at that location leave what they believe to be poisoned hot dog pieces on the grass. One resident who reported the incident told police that he saw the landscaper with “a [five]-gallon bucket of a blue/green …
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Owen
2:33 pm on Monday, October 8, 2012
Ok, you're dead set on using all caps. It's already been explained to you that it is considered the equivelant of shouting, so I won't beat a dead horse. Also, punctuation has everything to do with a written discussion. Without it your words are a jumbled mess. Do you blog with no punctuation as well? I don't see where anyone tried telling you that you shouldn't have a dog because you don't own … more ›