Animal Abuse Case in Pompano Beach
A Pompano Beach man, Daniel Gallumette, has been arrested and charged with animal abuse after leaving two dogs in cages on his driveway with minimal food and water.
According to the Broward Sheriff's Office, the dogs were found in a filthy cage outside a home on Northwest 18th Street, with little to no shelter from harsh weather conditions.
"You're charged with one count, tormenting, depriving, mutilating, killing an animal," said Judge Corey C.
- The dogs had no shelter from direct sunlight.
- Neighbors reported seeing the dogs in the cage for several days, prompting multiple complaints to the authorities.
Gallumette, 45, appeared before a judge on Monday to face the charges.
Author's summary: Man arrested for animal abuse in Pompano Beach.
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