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‘Senseless act:’ Man arrested after popular great egret killed in San Bernardino Mountains

The Claremont resident threw rocks at the bird, who Lake Gregory visitors named Arthur, until striking it, the Sheriff’s Department said.

CBS Los Angeles on MSN · 4d

Deputies arrest man for allegedly throwing rocks at bird in San Bernardino Mountains

San Bernardino County deputies arrested a 36-year-old man on Tuesday after Lake Gregory residents accused him of killing a beloved bird with rocks in early November.

KTLA on MSN · 3d

Man, 36, allegedly stones beloved Southern California bird to death

The unsettling act of alleged animal cruelty unfolded on Oct. 23 at Lake Gregory in Crestline, according to witness Kaylyn Donica who captured the incident on cellphone video. Donica told KTLA’s Shelby Nelson that she and a friend were fishing when the ...

Miami Herald · 2d

Beloved bird dies after being pelted with rocks, California cops say. ‘Shock and anger’

Visitors to Lake Gregory near Crestline reported seeing men throwing rocks at ducks Oct. 23, KTLA reported. After other visitors yelled at them to leave the birds alone, one of the men threw a ...

Wide Open Spaces on MSN1d

Sickening Moment A California Man Stones A Beloved Wild Bird To Death: Community Full Of Shock And Anger

Image via Getty A California community is in shock and enraged after a man stoned a beloved wild bird to death. Someone ...

KNX News Radio Los Angeles on MSN1d

Claremont man kills beloved egret at Lake Gregory

A man allegedly killed an egret at Lake Gregory in the San Bernardino Mountains. The 36-year-old from Claremont was arrested ...

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Man, 36, is charged after ‘stoning beloved bird to death’ at California lake

It was just shock and anger, like, What the hell is wrong with you?’ a witness said of the incident in Sam Bernardino County ...

Lake and McHenry County Scanner on MSN1d

Defense attorneys, prosecutors argue motion over Highland Park parade shooter claim he was denied access to legal counsel

Defense attorneys and prosecutors argued before a judge Thursday regarding a motion that seeks to have the Highland Park parade mass shooter's police interviews suppressed at trial.

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