Disturbing video shows LA man kicking dog in face in hallway of apartment building
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Disturbing video shows LA man kicking what looks like his own dog in the face in apartment block hallway because he was asked to move his BMW
- An unidentified man was caught on Ring doorbell footage brutally beating a dog
- A resident of the building said the man was angry when asked to move his car and exit the Gateway apartment building in a white BMW
- The man kicks the animal several times before attaching his leash to him – suggesting it’s his own dog
- Locals began tagging Anaheim police as the video exploded online and the department is now investigating
- The man has not yet been arrested and no criminal charges have been filed
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A disturbing video shows a Los Angeles man brutally punching a dog in the face in the hallway of an apartment building after being asked to move his white BMW.
Surveillance footage, posted online by a resident of the building, shows the unidentified man walking up to the large, fluffy dog, pushing him back into a corner before hitting the dog’s head with his fist. .
The dog squats in the corner as he tries to get away from the man, who then kicks the animal several times before snapping his leash onto him – suggesting it’s his own dog who has endured the abuse.
Anaheim police are looking for a man last seen wearing a black Emirates football jersey and caught on Ring doorbell footage brutally beating his dog.
Police have released a still image of the man, who has still not been identified
An LA man was seen brutally beating a dog in the hallway of an apartment building after he allegedly became angry when asked to move his car, a resident of the building claimed.
He was seen hitting and kicking the dog, who cringed in the corner, trying to miss the man’s attack
He then dragged the dog down the hallway before reportedly taking off in a white BMW
As the two quickly walk down the hallway, the man kicks back outside and the dog tries in vain to dodge the impact.
The dog is kicked at least three more times as the man leads him down the hallway of the Gateway apartment complex near Angel Stadium.
Resident Kris Kelly, who posted the video, said the man was angry after being asked to move his white BMW. She claimed he later ran off in the car.
Locals began tagging the Anaheim Police Department, and Sergeant Shane Carringer told KTLA he “knew immediately” it would be something the department would investigate.
Police are still looking for the man and have not yet launched any criminal charges.
Local dog owners expressed disgust at the video, claiming they would never do the same, no matter how angry they were.
Alex Cannas told KTLA, “As a dog owner, I would never kick my dog in the face, no matter how bad she did something. It’s not easy to watch.’
Cheyenne Martinez was shocked when she saw the video and said, ‘How can you treat a dog like that? It had no sense of anything.’
The incident took place at the Gateway Apartments (pictured), near Angel Stadium