Jenelle Evans' husband allowed to kill a family dog ​​unless she reports it

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9:45 PT – The police went to Jenelle and David's home Tuesday evening to conduct a welfare check on Ensley. The officers found that everyone, including Ensley, was fine.

Regarding the dog – a police source told TMZ … David told police that Nugget was alive, although he did not let them see the dog. We are told that the police have no evidence showing that something happened to the dog.

The Columbus County Sheriff's Service says he's contacted animal control, but in terms of subsequent investigations by the cops … our source says Jenelle should report herself. We are told that agents will not act "in sensational reports in the media or in social media." The source said that what Jenelle said about IG is not relevant to the cops.

Meanwhile, PETA says it hopes that charges will be brought against Eason if it is true that he fired on Nugget. They say, "People who abuse animals do not usually stop there." Star "teen mom" Jenelle Evans heartbroken by the death of her dog, who was shot dead by her husband … who defends her disturbing movement in the name of protecting her family.

David Eason Admits that he killed the French bulldog of the family, Nugget, because he bit the couple's 2-year-old daughter, Ensley. He shared a video that seems to show the dog slapping against Ensley as she gets closer to her face for a kiss.

David explained his decision to fold the dog saying … "I do not care what animal bites my baby on the face … whether it's your dog or mine, a dog is a dog and I can not stand it's not at all that. "

A photo of Ensley's face after the incident bears a red mark, but his skin shows no apparent gap.

Eason added … "I want to protect my family, it's my mission.Some people are worth killing or dying and my family is very important to me.You can hate everything you want but it's not the first The dog has bitten Ensley aggressively.The only person who can judge the weather or not of an animal is a danger to MY CHILD, it's ME . "

Jenelle does not seem to be on the same page as her husband. She has just shared with her a photo of Nugget sitting in the car, accompanied by a message suggesting that she should have simply trained the dog to stop biting.

She wrote … "Nugget … I cry every day, I love you so much and I'm so sorry I'm speechless" and added, "You still had a lot to learn and a lot to grow up of your lessons. "

Jenelle said she was heartbroken and the person grieved. According to reports, she fled their homes after the incident.

Originally Published – 07:13 PT