Dog Poisoner Terrifies Everett Neighborhood
Local pets are dying after a series of cruel attacks in the south end of Everett, prompting a police investigation.
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EVERETT—A dog poisoner has been spreading havoc among canine pets in the south end of the city. Two of the victims were owned by Chief of Police T. E. Headlee, who offers a $50 reward for information leading to the arrest of the offender. Another of the dogs poisoned was a champion bull. John Otto and W. C. Paest are among others reporting loss of their dogs.
“A dog poisoner has been spreading havoc among canine pets in the south end of the city.”
Neighborhood pet safety and public concerns over animal cruelty remain highly charged civic issues that draw intense local reaction and police attention.
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