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Man dragged motionless dog down the street, lit it on fire in New York City: police
NEW YORK -- Police are looking for a man who they say dragged a motionless dog down a residential block in New York City and then set it on fire. According to New York Police Department, it happened Thursday just before 5 a.m. at the Queens corner of 128th Street and 116th Avenue in South Ozone Park.
Man accused of setting dog on fire in New York City after dragging it down street
By Mark Prussin Click here for updates on this story New York City (WCBS) — The New York City Police Department Animal Cruelty Squad is searching for a man who allegedly set a dog on fire after he dragged it down a street.
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