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Two Arrested in El Paso for Animal Cruelty After Dog Dies in Vehicle

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In a troubling case of animal cruelty, Manuel Frias, 59, and Griselda Gallegos, 55, have been arrested in El Paso after allegedly leaving dogs unattended in a vehicle, resulting in the death of one animal. The El Paso County Sheriff's Office reported that both individuals face two counts of animal cruelty to non-livestock. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of animal welfare in the community and serves as a reminder for pet owners to ensure the safety of their animals, especially in extreme weather conditions.

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