(*3*)According to an arrest file from the Miami-Dade Police Department, Nelson Steven Rodriguez, 26, of Miami, faces fees that come with grand robbery, animal cruelty and trespassing.
(*3*)Authorities replied to reviews of 3 stolen animals on Feb. 29 at a house close to the intersection of Southwest 256th Street and 109th Avenue in the county’s Princeton space.
(*3*)According to investigators, Rodriguez and some other male had been noticed on video surveillance arriving on the sufferer’s house in a black Toyota Sienna.
(*3*)Moments later, Nelson Rodriguez used to be noticed on surveillance video grabbing the 3 French bulldogs, one grownup and two doggies and tossing the canines over the fence, in line with Angel Rodriguez, a detective with the Miami-Dade Police Department.
(*3*)One of the canines forcibly landed on a Miami-Dade Solid Waste Management bin and some other canine landed at the flooring, ultimate nonetheless because of the affect, police mentioned.
(*3*)Nelson Rodriguez and the opposite male had been noticed on surveillance video choosing up the distressed canines and fleeing the world, in line with detectives.
(*3*)According to the file. detectives had been ready to spot one of the themes as Nelson Rodriguez, who they are saying is the sufferer’s neighbor.
(*3*)Anyone with information at the incident is recommended to name Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-8477.
(*3*)Police mentioned tipsters too can stay nameless and so they could also be eligible for a praise of as much as $5,000 for information that ends up in an arrest.
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