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Hollywood Police are searching for those responsible for severely injuring a pit bull-terrier mix and leaving him for dead trapped within a suitcase at an abandoned building. The dog, now named Ollie, is recovering from surgery.

Officers responded to a call at about 1 a.m. on Tuesday at 1945 Lee Street. When they arrived, officers found a dog paw sticking out of a suitcase.

"Officers heard a dog cry come from within the suitcase. Inside the suitcase, a pit bull was found with severe lacerations to the top of his head and body," Miranda Grossman, the Hollywood Police Department's public information manager, said in a statement.

The dog was transported to the VCA Hollywood Animal Hospital, where doctors said Ollie was stabbed possibly multiple times and beaten.

Ollie does not have a chip implant and was wearing a collar without a tag when found.

"The general opinion is that he will be OK. He is in the best care and best place possible," the organization wrote in a statement. "We are looking for a foster or adoptive home for him for when he is released from the hospital ... he is as sweet as can be."

http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/...aten-Stabbed-and-Left-for-Dead-450320843.html
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Jesus christ. Find who did this! They need to do the same shit to whoever did this.. sad thing is it wont happen. They will get to go to a jail cell and serve time eating 3 meals a day.. sleeping in a cot every night. They dont get to suffer like this poor dog.
 
I understand people are upset about this and, to our modern sensibilities rightly so, but nature is cruel and humans are only one step out of the muck of savagery. When I witness the horrible treatment that some individuals commit on the most innocent of creatures I try to see, and remember, the individuals, who not only would never do these cruel actions, but actually try to correct them and ease the suffering these poor beast. These people are the definition of being civilize and I am happy to see we have them in our midst.
 
It was the blue suitcase that led police to the pit bull’s killer.

On Wednesday, more than a month after Ollie was found in a suitcase with more than 30 stab wounds, Hollywood police announced the arrest of Brendan Evans, 31.

Evans, who has a rap sheet including an arrest in 2012 on domestic battery charges, now faces a charge of aggravated animal cruelty.

Police say the DNA on the suitcase linked back to Evans, who is on probation for a bank robbery in Hernando County in central Florida. Hollywood police had arrested him Nov. 15 after DNA linked him to a residential burglary in the city.

“We will not tolerate any form of animal cruelty or violence in our city,” Acting Police Chief Chris O’Brien said in a news release. “Each reported case of animal cruelty, be it physical abuse or neglect, is disturbing, and this case is particularly heartbreaking.”

Evans told police “he had a right to kill animals in the name of voodoo,’’ according to the arrest report.

Hollywood police said when they searched his apartment, they found blood and animals remains throughout.

“Brendan Evans’ apartment held suspect cat paws, suspect rats with scalps removed, legs removed, tails severed and heads decapitated.’’

On Oct. 10, Hollywood police received a 911 call reporting an abandoned suitcase at 1945 Lee St. When officers arrived, they saw a paw sticking out and realized there was a dog inside.

The pit bull — later named Ollie — was taken to VCA Hollywood Animal Hospital for treatment. According to Evans’ police report, detectives recovered a red dog collar, rope and a black sock from inside the Rockland suitcase.

People around the world rallied for Ollie, raising more than $30,000. But Ollie didn’t survive. The police report said Ollie suffered 37 stab wounds. Police said the veterinarian determined that being shoved in the suitcase and being deprived of oxygen likely contributed to Ollie’s death.

By the end of October, Hollywood police said they had detectives assigned to the case and announced a $35,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

According to police, a laboratory analysis report from Oct. 27 determined that Evans was a match for the DNA found on the outside of the suitcase, the top and side of the suitcase and the zipper.

Police soon learned that Evans lived on Lee Street. Police paid Evans a visit, according to the report, but Evans denied his involvement.

Last week, police executed a search warrant at a home in the 1900 block of Lee Street.
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he had a right to kill animals in the name of voodoo

Ah, no. No, you really, really don't. :rolleyes:

I strongly suspect some of the animals he killed/mutilated were likely pets of other people's. :arghh:

Find the owners and lock him in a room with them, surely they have the right to harm him in the name of love? :mad:

Or better. Batter HIM and lock his ass in a suitcase. :mad:

Poor Ollie. :pout:
 
Dec 30, 2017

An attorney says mental illness has plagued a man accused of stabbing a puppy and leaving it to die in a suitcase in Florida.

Brendan Evans, 31, is being held at the Broward County jail on multiple animal cruelty charges. He was arrested Nov. 15, about a month after police say he stabbed the pit bull and stuffed it into a suitcase.

Rescuers named the puppy Ollie. The dog died at an animal hospital.

In a Sun Sentinel report , Evans' attorney, Sarah Anne Mourer, said her client sought treatment for mental illness at over a dozen hospitals in Florida and Virginia.

A police report said investigators found mutilated animals in his freezer, knives covered in dried blood and notes referencing demons in Evans' home.
http://www.wftv.com/news/florida/at...dog-stabbing-suffers-mental-illness/671903183
 
A Florida man accused of beating a pit bull puppy, stabbing it 50 times and stuffing it into a suitcase while the dog was clinging to life will serve 10 years in prison after admitting to the crime, his defense lawyer said Tuesday.

The South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports Brendan Evans, 35, of Hollywood agreed to plead guilty four years after the attack on Ollie the pit bull, according to his lawyer, Michael Gottlieb. The dog died two days after being discovered.
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Evans has been held in jail since his arrest four years ago. He was initially charged with 17 counts of animal cruelty but prosecutors dropped 15 in exchange for the guilty plea, Gottlieb said.

 
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