YouTuber Brooke Houts ‘to keep her dog because police don’t think he’s in any danger’
[I put the Twitter frame under a spoiler cut because it contains a distressing image. Enjoy a picture of a Doberman pup instead.]
The video of Brooke Houts and her dog Sphinx doesn’t have enough evidence of the dog being in danger, according to Los Angeles police https://t.co/BselqUxBy7
- Metro (@MetroUK) August 10, 2019
In a follow up to the previous post, noted human garbage Brooke Houts, a nobody Youtube "celebrity", has maintained custody of her Doberman pup she was seen abusing on video... at least, for now. According to TMZ, "LAPD's Animal Cruelty Task Force determined the pooch is not in immediate danger."
Apparently the authorities have said the video on its own is doesn't show enough proof that the dog is under any immediate threat (??) however the investigation is still ongoing and the LAPD can still take Sphinx away if they determine that Houts is abusive.
Additionally, Houts' ex-boyfriend was recently interviewed and claimed that Houts was abusive to his dog when they were dating, saying that: "She would throw my dog around as if it’s a cat [...] And I didn’t see anything of it at the time, now this dog stuff is coming out, it makes so much sense that she is not a fan of animals, or she just doesn’t like to treat animals with the same respect as you would treat a human being."
You can watch the above interview below from 5:34 to 6:29:
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The video of Brooke Houts and her dog Sphinx doesn’t have enough evidence of the dog being in danger, according to Los Angeles police https://t.co/BselqUxBy7
- Metro (@MetroUK) August 10, 2019
In a follow up to the previous post, noted human garbage Brooke Houts, a nobody Youtube "celebrity", has maintained custody of her Doberman pup she was seen abusing on video... at least, for now. According to TMZ, "LAPD's Animal Cruelty Task Force determined the pooch is not in immediate danger."
Apparently the authorities have said the video on its own is doesn't show enough proof that the dog is under any immediate threat (??) however the investigation is still ongoing and the LAPD can still take Sphinx away if they determine that Houts is abusive.
Additionally, Houts' ex-boyfriend was recently interviewed and claimed that Houts was abusive to his dog when they were dating, saying that: "She would throw my dog around as if it’s a cat [...] And I didn’t see anything of it at the time, now this dog stuff is coming out, it makes so much sense that she is not a fan of animals, or she just doesn’t like to treat animals with the same respect as you would treat a human being."
You can watch the above interview below from 5:34 to 6:29:
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