London man taken into custody after beating a stranger's dog
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A man was taken into custody by London police on Monday afternoon, after being reported to be beating a dog.
When officers arrived on the scene to intervene, the man resisted arrest and assaulted the officers. Police say that they used a Taser, and the man was taken into custody with injuries sustained during the arrest.
Injuries were deemed to be serious, but not life-threatening.
A 39-year-old London man faces charges of causing unnecessary suffering to an animal, resisting arrest, and assaulting a peace officer.
Police say that the owners of the dog did not know the man, and that the dog was not seriously injured.
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