HILLSBORO, Ore. – A 22-year old Hillsboro man was arrested on Tuesday night after neighbors alerted police to the alleged abuse of his pit bull, whom he reportedly kicked and threw against a backyard shed, horrifically injuring the animal’s tail and head.
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| Brandon Matthew Nagy (above, WCJ photo) was arrested for allegedly kicking and throwing his pit bull against a shed wall, injuring it's head and tail (below, HPD photo) |
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Blood-smeared Brandon Matthew Nagy of 860 NE Sunrise Lane was taken into custody at 9:20 p.m., April 1, after first telling Hillsboro Police officers that he didn’t own a dog, but then later conceding ownership.
The animal, a pit pull named Kahula, was found in the garage, injured.
Nagy was lodged in the Washington County Jail in lieu of $11,000 bail, and was charged with second-degree animal abuse and for possession of a firearm by a felon. An AK-47 assault rifle was discovered under Nagy’s bed, and he had a prior felony conviction for drug charges, a news release stated.
Police transported the injured dog to Dove Lewis Pet Hospital.