Stratford police: Man arrested for cruelty to animals
They charged Darryl Hinton with cruelty to animals.
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yesterdayStratford police arrested a New Haven man in connection with an abandoned dog found on Access Road in Stratford last August.
Police say the dog was severely malnurished and suffered from a massive flea infestation that resulted in the dog's fur to become stained with its own blood.
They charged Darryl Hinton with cruelty to animals.
Hinton posted the $100 bail and is scheduled to appear in court Nov. 6.
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