(02-26-2025 10:24 PM)memtigbb Wrote:  I am sure the dog called her the N word and all will be justified.

Quote:On the West Coast, a neighborhood “dispute” resulted in arrests. What makes this noteworthy is that the two women who confronted a man kicked the man’s tiny 10-year-old dog named “Gigi” into next week.

JUST IN-UPDATE: Mother and daughter wanted for kicking a dog while armed with a gun

The suspects have been identified as Lagashia Williams and Graciela Amar of Pittsburg, California

Gigi, a 10-year-old dog, suffered liver and leg damage after being kicked

She weighs less than 3 pounds. Gigi still suffers from neck pain, likely due to an injured disc

The incident occurred after a neighbor's car backed into plants on Lopes' property

The woman told her daughter to kick the dog

The daughter then retrieved a gun from the car, and Lopes called the police

"We want to assure everyone that Gigi is safe at home this evening, while the two suspects are currently in County Jail," the post added.

Police had said officers recently responded to a neighborhood dispute that resulted in a small dog, Gigi, being kicked.

The incident happened last week during a confrontation between a Pittsburg homeowner and the two women. In the video posted of the incident that shows the animal abuse, one of the women is seen kicking the dog hard enough that the animal is sent airborne.

The women named Lagashia Williams and Graciela Amar were arrested after the video was released on Facebook.

The homeowner didn’t hit the dog-kicker. It appears that one of them had a handgun. Probably a wise decision not to move on either one. I admit – the abuse of a dog sends me into a rage. My first thought would be to kick that woman into the stratosphere, but discretion was the better part of valor.

The two women have been arrested on several felony charges. Like the Jack Callis matter, social media quickly identified the two women. The Pittsburg, California, police were able to positively identify the women and arrest them.

I hope I am able to report back with happy news that the dog-kicker and her sidekick have been sentenced, not to jail and probation like Jack, but to prison.