Dog killed in N.J. crash, owner now facing animal cruelty charge
A 46-year-old Warren County man is charged with animal cruelty after repeatedly allowing his dogs to roam loose, resulting in an accident in Blairstown that left one of the animals dead, police said. David Black, 46, of Hardwick Township is facing the third-degree charge by New Jersey State Police. State police also investigated the case.
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