Re: Black drug mule woman drowned dog in airport bathroom after being denied boarding, police say

In <[email protected]> rooranger wrote:
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> https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/woman-drowned-dog-airport-bathroom-
> after-denied-boarding-120027703
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> ORLANDO, Fla. -- A woman drowned her dog in a Florida airport bathroom and
> then boarded her international flight after she was prevented from
> bringing the white miniature schnauzer with her because of a paperwork
> issue, authorities said.
>
> The woman was arrested in Lake County on Wednesday on a charge of
> aggravated animal abuse, a third-degree felony. She was released on $5,000
> bail.
>
> “This act was intentional and resulted in a cruel and unnecessary death of
> the animal,” said an arrest affidavit from the Orlando Police Department.
>
> Online court records showed no attorney listed for the woman from Kenner,
> Louisiana.
>
> The investigation into the death of the 9-year-old schnauzer named Tywinn
> started in December when a janitor found the dog in a trash bag in a
> bathroom stall at Orlando International Airport.
>
> The janitor earlier had seen the woman in the stall cleaning up water and
> dog food from the stall's floor. The janitor was pulled away for a cleanup
> emergency and returned to the bathroom 20 minutes later where she found
> Tywinn in the trash container, along with a companion vest, collar, rabies
> tag, a dog travel bag and a bone-shaped dog tag with the woman's name and
> phone number, investigators said.
>
> Airport surveillance cameras captured the woman speaking for 15 minutes to
> a Latam Airlines agent with the dog in tow, walking into a bathroom near
> the ticketing area with the dog and exiting the bathroom without Tywinn
> less than 20 minutes later. The woman then went outside the terminal
> building, reentered a short time later, passed through security and
> boarded the Colombia-bound plane, the report said.
>
> Authorities said the woman had been told she could not bring her dog
> aboard because she did not have the proper paperwork. According to the
> U.S. Department of Agriculture, dogs traveling from the U.S. to Colombia
> must be accompanied by a veterinarian-issued health certificate and a
> rabies vaccination certificate.
>
> The dog was identified by its implanted microchip and a necropsy
> determined that Tywinn had been drowned. U.S. Customs and Border
> Protection also confirmed to detectives that the woman had boarded a
> flight to Bogota, Colombia, and then flew to Ecuador.

Typical black drug ho'.  No respect for life.  The only things that matter to them are mo' dick and mo' money.