Police seek owner of dog killed in PolandI hope they get the person they're looking for.
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
POLAND - Police are searching for the owner of a young yellow Labrador retriever that was thrown out of a van on Empire Road on Tuesday night and later struck by a car and killed.
Androscoggin County Deputy Tom Slivinski said witnesses reported seeing a man get out of a white van that had pulled into a driveway near the accident scene, throw the dog out and then take off west on Empire Road.
A short time afterward, about 6 p.m., a motorist driving on Hackett Mills Road near Empire Road reported hitting a light-colored dog, which matched the description of the one thrown from the van, he said.
"We have some info to follow up on," the deputy said. "We'd like to find the owner."
He described the animal as being 2 to 3 years old, well cared for, with a faded salmon-colored collar and no tags.
One question Slivinski is looking at, he said, "Is it a domestic violence issue" where the man takes the woman's dog as retaliation?
Anyone with information is asked to call Slivinski at the Sheriff's Department, 784-7361, ext. 264.
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Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Disturbing Use of Dog
The Lewiston Sun Journal reported this morning on a disturbing incident in which a young dog was abandoned and then killed on the roadside in Poland, Maine.
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