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Man charged for allegedly killing his girlfriend’s service dog that he ‘hated’
A 21-year-old Minnesota man, Quintin Ehlo, is charged with animal mistreatment causing death, criminal damage to property, and disorderly conduct after allegedly killing his girlfriend’s service dog, Tru, through blunt-force trauma. The victim reported Ehlo made prior threats about hating the dog and wanting to kill it, and necropsy results contradicted his claim that the dog died of heatstroke.
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