They accused him of abusing animals and took him to life

"I do not know what was going on in his head, I do not know if it was just this specific incident, if it was what had been said or if it was. was the collective, which made him think it was not worth it. "Evie West, Clevaland Police Department sergeant

The first client to complain was Abigail Eastburn, who said her great Dane was wounded and emaciated. He showed it with photographs. Later, another client accused that when he had found his pet, the dog was so thin that he could see his ribs and the bones of his paws protruding from the skin. A total of five complaints were filed with the Cleveland Police Department and the authorities arrested Stephen Kinder on Monday.

Stephen Kinder had a dog training business. Several clients have badured that they have made their dogs sick and malnourished.

After paying bail of $ 1,250, the accused was released on the day of his arrest. On Tuesday, less than 24 hours after his arrest, Stephen Kinder appeared in some local media to defend his innocence. The coach was charged with five counts of animal cruelty and was awaiting trial.

On Thursday, Dalton police obtained a search warrant for the defendant's home in this city of Georgia, a 40-minute drive from his company. According to the agents, they spoke to him around 12:10. Twenty minutes later, the businessman decided to end his life with a bullet in the head. In turn, they found 16 dogs hungry and seriously injured.