Macomb County Prosecutor's Office dismissed a felony charge against William Kucharski Jr. after necropsy could not determine cause of dog's death.

MACOMB COUNTY, MI – A Michigan man suspected of strangling his father’s dog has been sentenced in Macomb County. William John ...

William John Kucharski Jr. pleaded to a lesser charge after authorities could not prove he was responsible for the Labrador ...

The prosecution agreed to reduce the charge to a misdemeanor after a necropsy could not determine the dog's cause of death.

Charges of killing an animal were dismissed against William John Kucharski Jr. but he was charged with a misdemeanor of ...

William Kucharski Jr., 48, pleaded no contest to animals-abandoning/cruelty to one animal, a misdemeanor, according to 42-1 District Court in Romeo. The original charge of animals-killing ...

William John Kucharski Jr., 48, was initially charged with killing an animal in the third degree, a four-year felony, and was classified as a habitual offender after police found him with his hands ...

On Monday, William John Kucharski Jr. was sentenced to 62 days of community service after pleading no contest to one count of animal cruelty, a 93-day misdemeanor, according to court records.

The 48-year-old man pleaded no contest to one count of animal cruelty. The man's father had returned home in January to find the suspect with his arms around the dog, unable to remove them.

William John Kucharski Jr., 49, was arrested in January and charged with killing an animal in the third degree after he reportedly strangled his father's dog, a Labrador retriever. The dog was ...