It was Sunday afternoon. Eric Sealey and Angeli Lake had been in the yard with their dog Justice. "Ten minutes later our neighbor knocked on our door," says Lake. "I heard neighbor knock on the door heard him say Justice is hurt," says Sealey. He immediately thought a car may have hit the dog. "I saw him sitting there with an arrow in his leg,"
That's right, an arrow through his leg. "It was in his left front leg all the way through it looked definitely like some body intended to kill him," says Lake.
The arrow is now evidence and it may tell police who did this, according to Elberta Police Chief Gary Peaden, "We did have a suspect we have spoken with he has denied having anything to do with it but we're looking into that a little bit further."
Lake and Sealey say Justice has never been a problem in the neighborhood. "He's loving, sweet. He is around kids all the time so I don't think he was bugging or bothering anybody," says Lake. But she admits the dog was loose when he was shot. "I think they were doing it to practice for hunting season soon," she says.
"The leash law is in effect for good reason keep stuff like this from happening but that still doesn't justify something like this from happening," says Sealey.
The good news is Justice should be fine in about six weeks. Finding justice for the injured dog may take a little longer.
Chief Peaden says if you have unwanted animals on your property just call police.
Those responsible for shooting Justice, will face animal cruelty charges.
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But would this person have just as easily shot a child who was in their yard. Violence promotes violence. If the dog was in someone else’s yard, call the owner or call animal control. Animal cruelty (and this was cruel) is often the first indicator of more serious psychological problems. The problems with animal cruelty are ridiculous, but what is even more ridiculous is that often nothing is done (at least in Mobile, it seems) so I applaud the Chief Peaden in efforts to thoroughly investigate and prosecute.