Stanley was recording Sadler cutting a Pit Bull’s throat in 2016.The men were laughing at what they were doing while the dog struggled to grip the rump on the back of a horse.
Sadler then used a knife to cut the dog’s neck. According to the warrant, he had to cut the dog’s throat multiple times. Stanley then shared the footage on Snapchat so the dog’s owner could view it.
He reportedly wanted to get right with the dog’s owner because he felt aggrieved by whatever the person done to Stanley.
The fact that Sadler and Stanley will not serve any jail time for their horrific attack on a defenseless puppy infuriated and infuriated animal groups.
The prosecution in the case against Sadler and Stanley received a letter of support from members of the Justice for Animals Campaign for In Defense of Animals in 2017.
More than 21,000 people signed it, representing animal lovers worldwide who wanted justice for the Pit Bull.
