Dog Reportedly Thrown Over Fence and Found With Scars and Missing Fur Deserves Justice

Target: William E. Reynolds, Atlantic County Prosecutor, New Jersey

Goal: Ensure man who allegedly abandoned multiple dogs, throwing one over a fence, faces legal consequences.

A deeply troubling incident of alleged animal cruelty has come to light in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Jahlil McNeal, 23, has been charged with four counts of animal cruelty and failure to provide care to animals after he was reportedly captured on surveillance footage throwing a dog over a fence at the Humane Society of Atlantic County. The incident, which occurred last month, apparently left the dog injured with scars and missing patches of fur.

This was not an isolated incident. Authorities have indicated that this was the fourth time McNeal had abandoned a dog at the shelter under cover of darkness. The repeated nature of these reported actions demonstrates a concerning pattern of disregard for the well-being of these vulnerable animals.

The dog involved in the alleged incident is currently receiving care at the shelter. The shelter staff expressed their outrage and concern for the animal’s well-being, emphasizing the need for justice and the importance of ensuring that the dog finds a safe and loving home.

This case underscores the urgent need for stronger enforcement of animal cruelty laws. It also highlights the importance of ensuring that individuals who engage in such cruel acts face appropriate legal consequences. Send a strong message that animal cruelty will not be tolerated in our communities.

PETITION LETTER:

Dear Prosecutor William E. Reynolds,

I am writing to express my deep concern regarding the recent case of alleged animal cruelty in Atlantic City involving Jahlil McNeal. McNeal has been charged with four counts of animal cruelty after being reportedly caught on camera throwing a dog over a fence at the Humane Society of Atlantic County. The dog apparently suffered injuries, including scars and missing fur, and it was discovered that this was the fourth time McNeal had allegedly abandoned a dog at the shelter.

The repeated nature of these reported actions demonstrates a troubling pattern of disregard for the welfare of these animals. It is essential that the justice system sends a clear message that such behavior will not be tolerated.

I urge you to ensure that McNeal faces the maximum legal consequences for his actions. Additionally, I encourage you to support stronger animal cruelty laws and stricter enforcement to prevent similar cases in the future.

Sincerely,

[Your Name Here]

Photo Credit: Erick Pleitez


7 Comments

  1. Needs prosecuted to the fullest!

  2. Irene Leggett says:

    Why do those in charge keep allowing this psychotic POS to adopt dogs??? Make sure this vile, deranged, depraved piece of human garbage is banned rom ever owning another dog for the rest of his miserable life.

    • That was my thought, how is he getting the dogs? We really need a national animal abuser registry and anyone on it cannot get an animal. Continually abandoning dogs is an abuse, McNeal would be a registered abuser. He needs a mental eval too.

  3. For starters 4 times a troubling pattern are you kidding me?He’s been abandoned dogs and nobody is following this sicko?

  4. I agree with Jo that we need a Nations Animal Abuse Registry! Crimes against animals happen and go unpunished. The law does not do its job of protecting those who are innocent but an’t fight for themselves. America is the land of law but no justice. However, every time an animals is the victim of a crime and the person guilty is registered in a national data base, it would deter others as it follows you throughout your life. It makes you a constant criminal. At 23 this man needs a life long ban so he can never own, work with, or be near or around animals. Those two things would stop this creep from hurting others as next time it would mean prison. He deserves no less than prison! Prrison or a mental institution.

  5. This has dog fighting ring written all over it

  6. Let’s see what your great New Jersey laws do to the man. Probably not much
    And he will offend again🤮🤮🤮🤮

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