DISTURBING VIDEO: A horrific case of animal abuse in which a man is seen hitting and kicking a dog repeatedly in a Duarte parking lot was caught on video, and it's now the center of an investigation.
DUARTE, Calif. -- A horrific case of animal abuse in which a man is seen hitting and kicking a dog repeatedly was caught on video and it's now the center of an investigation.
"It was just deplorable and actually quite horrific," said a Monrovia resident who identified herself to Eyewitness Witness only as Gina."How can a human being do this to a dog? lt was unbelievable. It was an isolated lot and it was around 9 p.m. at night, but the act of beating took place and went on for 15 minutes in the video."
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