The dog's owner, who witnesses said was driving erratically, speeding and dragging the pit bull, has been charged with animal cruelty, authorities said.
A Florida man was charged with animal cruelty after several witnesses saw him speeding down the highway, dragging a pit bull behind his car, according to the local sheriff's office.
Phillips was seen by multiple witnesses"driving erratically" and speeding while pulling a pit bull behind his black 2008 Kia at roughly 9 p.m. August 10, police said.Arlow Lorenzo Phillips, 65, was charged with animal cruelty after several witnesses saw him speeding down a Florida highway, dragging a pit bull behind the vehicle, police said.
Witnesses who were interviewed by investigators confirmed the horrific details, saying the dog was crying out, PCSO told the outlet. How long the dog was being dragged by the vehicle was unknown at the time of publication. It's also unclear if the pit bull died at the scene or later at an emergency veterinary clinic.
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