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The State Attorney General’s Office has asked an appeals court to reconsider a ruling which would allow Travis Archer, who killed Ponce the dog, to own animals again, according to a press release. In a split decision released Dec. 18, the 5th District Court of Appeal in Daytona Beach struck down a ruling by Circuit Judge Sandra Upchurch prohibiting Archer from ever owning animals again.   The Attorney General's Office, which handles appeals of such cases, filed a motion on Tuesday asking the 5th District Court of Appeal for a rehearing on the issue. The Appeals Court could agree to rehe...

State seeks to uphold pet ownership ban on Florida man who beat puppy to death Travis Archer agreed to ban in plea deal, state says; case prompted Ponce’s law Published:  Tags:  VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – The state on Wednesday filed a motion for a rehearing in a case involving a man who beat his puppy to death, which sparked public outrage and led to the creation of Ponce’s law. Travis Archer’s 9-month-old Labrador was found gagged and bleeding from his mouth in the backyard of Archer’s Ponce Inlet home in April 2017. Archer told police that the puppy made a mess in the house and whe...

Seth Bodine / Harvest Public Media Originally published on January 22, 2021 10:38 am Cheryl LeFevre doesn’t drink the water in Hobart, Oklahoma without a filter. Without a filter, sometimes the water smells like chlorine or rust. Sometimes, it even comes out brown. She has to clean out her filter every two weeks, with what looks like sediment inside.  Listen / As she pours water into a glass from her kitchen on a late afternoon in December, the water comes out clear. She says it still tastes like dirty water and has an aftertaste.  “Some days it's like this, you know, clea...

Dec 30, 2020 1:50 PM Daytona Beach, FL - When the lifetime ban on pet ownership was overturned earlier this month against Travis Archer, the person who beat a nine-month-old Labrador puppy named Ponce to death, the question was, "Could anything be done?" The answer is yes because today, the Office of State Attorney R.J. Larizza in partnership with the Office of the Attorney General Ashley Moody, announced  that they are requesting a Motion for Rehearing in the Fifth District Court of Appeals decision concerning the Travis Archer case.  Appeals Court Overturns Lifetime Ban On...

3:55 Cheryl LeFevre doesn’t drink the water in Hobart, Oklahoma without a filter. Without a filter, sometimes the water smells like chlorine or rust. Sometimes, it even comes out brown. She has to clean out her filter every two weeks, with what looks like sediment inside. As she pours water into a glass from her kitchen on a late afternoon in December, the water comes out clear. She says it still tastes like dirty water and has an aftertaste. “Some days it's like this, you know, clear and just fine,” LeFevre says. “And some days it's got all of that gunk in it.”