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A man tried to return a bird that had a blood-covered wing to an Allen Park pet store but when he was turned away, he killed it by smashing it on the counter and stomping on it.
Customer angry he can’t return parakeet stomps on bird in pet store, Michigan cops say Read full article May 25, 2021, 10:54 AM·1 min read An angry customer crushed a parakeet to death in front of the owners of a Michigan pet store after they refused to give him a refund for the bird. According to Allen Park police, the 22-year-old man walked into the Critter Pet Shop last week, holding a small box with a parakeet he had previously purchased inside, asking to return it. Owner Rick Simms, and his brother Michael, could see one of its wings was covered in blood, and was apparently broken, po...
Man Brutally Kills Bird In Pet Store After He Was Denied A Refund By Dane Enerio Representation. A cockatiel. A 22-year-old man is likely facing animal cruelty charges after he was caught on camera killing a bird inside a pet shop in Wayne County, Michigan. Rick Simms, owner of Critter Pet Shop in the city of Allen Park, said the man attempted to return a $30 parakeet, WJBK first reported. Michael, Simms' brother who was behind the counter at the time, tried to offer store credit until he saw the condition of the bird. "We saw the whole wing was bloody. ...
Irate man smashes, stomps on bird after pet store won't refund his $30 By Jessica Dupnack and FOX 2 Staff Published Man caught on camera smashing parakeet to death in Downriver pet store A man went ballistic after he was told he couldn't return an injured bird at an Allen Park pet store. After being rejected, he smashed the bird with his hand and then stomped on it in front of the store employee. ALLEN PARK, Mich. (FOX 2) - A Metro Detroit man is facing charges after he went ballistic when he brutally killed a bird in an attack that was caught on camera.
Rick Simms (right), Veda Lewis-Simmons (middle) and Charity Huff (left) were some of the first people vaccinated for the coronavirus at the Family Arena on Jan. 19, 2021. St. Charles County is utilizing the arena to vaccinate large groups of people. Chad Davis / St. Louis Public Radio Originally published on January 20, 2021 10:10 am When Veda Lewis-Simmons learned that St. Charles County would give health care workers the coronavirus vaccine, she made sure to register for a shot at the Family Arena. Although she knows some people aren't sure if they should get the vaccine, Lewis-Simmo...