[ SHOWGSD-L ] Dog Dragged,for those who asked for for followup part 1

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Man who dragged behind car pleads no contest
 
FLINT
THE FLINT JOURNAL FIRST EDITION
Saturday, January 07, 2006  
By Paul Janczewski
pjanczewski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx â?¢ 810.766.6333 
Samuel J. Motley Jr. told police he dragged his German shepherd down the  
street behind his car because he was "tired of that (expletive) running away."  
But two people who witnessed the scene last August said the sight sickened  
them.  
"Very inhumane, very evil," said Kendra Robinson, 33, of Flint, describing  
the type of person who would do such a thing.      
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Mike Gallup, 54, of Mt. Morris, was another motorist who saw the dog running  
behind Motley's vehicle, trying to keep up.  
"He ran until he couldn't run anymore," Gallup said of the elderly male dog,  
which fell at least once.  
"I got sick to my stomach," he said after seeing the dog fall.  
"That's something I don't want to see again."  
Police and witnesses said the dog was secured to Motley's truck on a 5-foot  
leash. The dragging left the animal with all four legs scrapped to the bone in 
 several spots.  
On Friday, Motley, 57, of Flint, pleaded no contest to killing or torturing  
animals, a 4-year felony.  
Motley waived a preliminary examination before Flint District Judge Nathaniel 
 C. Perry III, who accepted the plea under a program that allows district 
court  judges to accept felony pleas.  
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