SAN ANTONIO — A San Antonio guy and previous Dallas Cowboys player was once arrested this week after he allegedly left a small dog locked in a storage unit for 2 days over the summer season.
According to arrest information, a Helotes police officer was once dispatched to a Pipe Creek storage facility on June 20, the place he heard barking from inside of a unit. With the assistance of an worker, he opened and rescued a “small puppy” who was once locked inside of.
There had been garments and different random pieces within the unit, the affidavit states, alongside with “two small bowls at the flooring, empty and dry” as well as a small bag of dog food that was “obviously out of reach.” It was a historically hot summer in South Texas, and arrest records state it was more than 100 degrees outside when the dog was found.
The officer investigated and discovered that Dwayne Missouri was listed as the sole renter of the storage unit, having last visited on the afternoon of June 18. According to arrest records, Missouri left a voicemail stating the dog was “left beneath anyone else’s care,” however surveillance video from the storage facility presentations him alongside with the dog two days earlier than it was once rescued.
Missouri – who gave the impression in two video games for the Cowboys in 2001 and later suited up for a couple of Arena Football League groups – was once booked into the Bexar County prison Sunday on animal cruelty fees. His bond was once set at $2,000.
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