A paroleed Florida man allegedly smacked an elderly man with a random attack on Sunday evening. He then threw the tiny dog of the 72-year-old victim on a leash into the bushes.
The attack took place before 7:50pm on the beach in Pompano Beach, and the Broward Sheriff's Office identified the suspect as Anthony Tramine Harris, 35, of Fort Lauderdale. WPLG-TV reported.
“If you don't carry a firearm and know how to use it, I hope you're still alive when BSO gets there. Good luck.'
Deputies say Harris, who was on parole for an out-of-state robbery, approached the man who was walking his dog and asked him, “What's your name?” The station said.
When the victim refused to leak it, deputies told WPLG “Harris grabbed him and threw him on the ground, then continued to punch him behind his head three times,” causing multiple scrapes to be held on the victim. I've left it.
Citing the arrest report, the station showed surveillance video showed Harris grabbed the small dog on a leash and threw it into the bushes.
Prison records add to WPLG that prison records show Harris was given $11,000 bonds on battery charges for someone over the age of 65, resisted animal cruelty and resisted arrest. I did. The station added that Harris will remain behind the bar for violating conditions of parole.
How do people react?
Many commenters under the WPLG story about the incident informed their perspective.
- “If you don't carry a firearm and know how to use it, I hope you're still alive when BSO gets there,” writes one commenter. “Good luck.”
- “Why do I 'carry' and go to range regularly? asked another user. “Look at the story above!!”
- “Good job. Now he can withdraw his parole and be sent to the state to provide long sentences,” another commenter said, “Hey click, you can give it a try Moiit may be a little different. ”
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