LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Las Vegas police have arrested a person in connection to the dying of Reba, the English Bulldog who was discovered inside a sealed plastic tub in 110-degree warmth in July.
On Saturday Metro police arrested 32-year-old Issac Laushaul Jr. on a felony cost of willful/malicious torture/maim/kill of a canine, cat or animal, information confirmed.
On July 26 at round 1 a.m., officers with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Division had been referred to as to the 1100 block of East Twain Avenue. There, Paws Patrol LV discovered Reba inside a plastic tote that was taped shut in 110-degree warmth. She was in essential situation and affected by warmth stroke.
Images present the plastic tote Reba the canine was discovered taped up inside throughout 110 diploma climate in Las Vegas. (Vegas Pet Rescue Undertaking)
Reba handed away two days later. Officers stated she went into sudden cardiac arrest as a result of blood clotting brought on by the extreme warmth stroke and shock.
Picture exhibits Reba, the English Bulldog discovered inside a sealed plastic tub in 110-degree warmth. (KLAS)
Reba the canine receiving therapy after she was discovered inside a taped up plastic tote throughout 110 diploma climate in Las Vegas. (Vegas Pet Rescue Undertaking)
Reba the canine receiving therapy after she was discovered inside a taped up plastic tote throughout 110 diploma climate in Las Vegas. (Vegas Pet Rescue Undertaking)
In October after exhausting all leads associated to Reba’s dying, police requested for the general public’s assist in discovering the suspect within the case.
Police are trying to find individuals of pursuits related to the dying of Reba, the English Bulldog discovered inside a sealed plastic tub in 110-degree warmth in July. (LVMPD)
Investigators launched surveillance footage of the incident that confirmed a person and a girl driving a white four-door sedan and parking within the space the place the black tote with Reba was discovered.
Laushaul is scheduled to look in court docket on Sunday.
