A motion filed by a Baltimore police officer accused of slicing a dog's throat claims city prosecutors lost key evidence in the case, and that the dog involved had died before the officer wielded his knife.
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The defense motion to dismiss said two non-law enforcement witnesses will testify that the dog was lifeless for approximately five minutes while on the dog pole. Two law enforcement witnesses will testify the dog appeared to have strangulated itself prior to the dog pole being removed.
Court papers indicate that Dr. David fowler, Maryland's chief medical examiner, will testify that the dog’s heart had stopped beating at the time of the incision and that the animal did not die from blood loss.
The motion also explains: If the dog appeared lifeless, why did Bolger slit its throat?
http://www.wbaltv.com/news/jeffrey-bolgers-defense-motions-to-dismiss-case/30205388
The defense is the dog suicided himself.
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