KINGSTON, MASS. (WHDH) - A Kingston man was ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation at his arraignment for allegedly drugging his dog with fentanyl<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/kingston-man-accused-of-drugging-fatally-stabbing-dog-ordered-to-undergo-mental-health-evaluation/">Read More</a>
Police say a English bull terrier named Brutus was stabbed multiple times with a set of grill prongs by a man who tried to kill the dog by giving it fentanyl.
Jonathan Paluzzi, 44, pleaded not guilty Thursday in Plymouth District Court to two counts of animal cruelty and one count of possession of fentanyl, a Class A controlled substance.
Police say a English bull terrier named Brutus was stabbed multiple times with a set of grill prongs by a man who tried to kill the dog by giving it fentanyl.
Police say a bull-terrier mix named Brutus was stabbed multiple times with a set of grill prongs by a man who tried to kill the dog by giving it fentanyl.