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Parker County Sheriff s Office deputies arrested Sean Thomas Sloan, 28, of Weatherford, after a neighbor reported witnessing him assault his 3-year-old husky.
Parker County Sheriff Russ Authier said deputies were dispatched to the 7200 block of Comanche Trail around 11:30 a.m. on Sunday where the neighbor showed them a cell phone recording of the assault on the dog named Shy. The video depicts Sloan aggressively grabbing the dog as it was tethered in the front yard of the home. Sloan then struck the dog in the face and neck with a closed fist, contorting its neck, forcing its snout to touch its back, and struck it several additional times, according to a release from the sheriff s office. The dog attempted to escape Sloan, at which time, Sloan grabbed the dog s muzzle and forced it to the ground while striking it on its rear right hip, face and neck several more times. The dog was able to get away from Sloan and ran under the residence.
Special to the Weatherford Democrat Apr 6, 2021
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The Parker County Sheriffâs Special Crimes Unit has arrested six people for illegal narcotics following a fugitive investigation from Thursday. SCU members learned that two individuals with felony warrants were living in a residence in the 3100 block of North Cardinal Road in Azle, with an active felony warrant.
This investigation led to another residence on the same street.
After a search of both homes, investigators discovered a collective total of 11 grams of suspected methamphetamine believed to belong to five individuals located inside the residences.
SCU investigators also located blank checkbooks, several business-issued checks and government stimulus checks not belonging to the suspects valued at several thousand dollars. Investigators believe the suspects stole the checks from mailboxes of various addresses located in Parker and Tarrant counties. These cases are currently under investigation, p
Special to the Weatherford Democrat Apr 3, 2021
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SPRINGTOWN â A Springtown man has been arrested on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and harassment of a public servant, according to a release from the Parker County Sheriff s Office.
Deputies arrested Michael Scott Heusser, 36, after responding to an incident involving Heusser and a 16-year-old male around 12:15 a.m. Saturday morning.
Deputies met with the teen who reported that Heusser had physically assaulted him and threatened him with a knife during an argument that occurred earlier at a different residence.
The teen stated that he and Heusser had been arguing about his grades when Heusser began striking and verbally assaulting him, according to the PCSO. Heusser then pinned the teen to a wall, biting him in the face and arm and brandishing a knife while stating, Iâm going to make you homeless, and Iâm going to kill you.
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