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Student withdraws from school in wake of dog mutilation incident

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BUCYRUS — A student has withdrawn from faculty in relationship with a latest animal mutilation incident.

Officials at Pioneer Profession and Know-how Center in Shelby realized late Wednesday that “a graphic and extremely disturbing online video” was being circulated on social media, Superintendent Greg Nickoli explained in a statement issued Saturday.

The Crawford County Sheriff’s Business office gained a report Jan. 14 that a dog’s severed head experienced been found on a guardrail at Stetzer and Parcher roads, Sheriff Scott Kent explained Friday.

A brief movie acquired by the Telegraph-Forum late Friday reveals a youthful gentleman, evidently a teen, positioning the severed head of a brown-and-white hound on a guardrail.

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The teen in the video clip wears a very long-sleeved, dark-blue “Pioneer” hoodie and jeans.

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