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Detectives in Randolph County look public help in animal cruelty investigation

RANDOLPH COUNTY, W.Va. — Detectives with the Randolph County Sheriff’s Department are looking for help from the public to find those responsible for an animal cruelty incident earlier this month.

November 1, a dog was discovered in the Beverly area suffering from severe injuries and was transported for treatment and is recovering.

Investigators are now looking for video surveillance from residents in the area from Saturday, October 31 between 7:15 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. Detectives are looking for a blue sedan believed to be involved in the incident.

Residents or motorists that use U.S. Route 219/250 between Files Creek Road and Scotts Lake Road, Scotts Lake Road, 4-H Camp Road, Files Creek Road, Halcyon Road, Willow Lane, Forest Lake Road, Meadow View Lane, Panorama Way, Beverly Hills Drive, and Cooper Road.

Evidence can be submitted by accessing the Randolph County Sheriff’s Department evidence portal.





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