Police: Mail carrier catches Miami man punching dog; he only stops to snatch her phone

MIAMI – A mail service with the U.S. Postal Service caught a 19-year-old Miami man beating a canine at his Little Havana trailer park, resulting in his arrest Wednesday on two felony costs, in line with police.

In response to an arrest report, as she delivered mail to the Silver Courtroom Trailer Park, positioned at 3170 SW Eighth St., at round 9:20 Tuesday morning, the service heard a canine crying and noticed John Marvin Guadamuz punching the animal.

Police mentioned she instructed him to cease, however he instructed her that the canine was “his property” and stored on punching.

In response to the arrest report, Guadamuz solely stopped beating the canine after the mail service mentioned she was calling police, leaving his entrance yard to grab the lady’s cellphone and throw it on the bottom, breaking the display.

After the postal employee mentioned she was calling police once more, Guadamuz walked again as much as her and stole the cellphone and the pockets encasing it after a “transient wrestle,” getting right into a silver Hyundai with a feminine and driving off with the cellphone in tow, the report states.

A witness noticed the cellphone and pockets being tossed out of the Hyundai in entrance of the close by House Depot at 3030 SW Eighth St. and acknowledged the letter service from her driver’s license, police mentioned.

The report states that the mail service has recognized Guadamuz since he was an adolescent and has had “a number of encounters” with him previously.

A Miami police officer positioned Guadamuz outdoors of his trailer Wednesday and arrested him, in line with the report.

Police mentioned he offered a full confession.

Guadamuz confronted costs of animal cruelty with intent to injure or kill and strong-armed theft.

He submitted a $12,500 bond Thursday after being held within the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Middle, in line with jail data.