The Waller County Sheriff's Office is asking for the public's help to find the person or persons responsible.
WALLER COUNTY, Texas — Investigators in Waller County are looking for whoever killed a horse and dumped it on the side of the road.
According to the sheriff’s office, a call came in at around 8:30 a.m. Thursday about the dead horse on Jones Road south of Whitt Loggins Road. Investigators said the horse had been shot in the head and had its legs tied with a rope. They also said it had been dragged onto the side of the road.
The Waller County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help. They want to hear from you if you saw a truck pulling a trailer or horse trailer around that time or if you know anything about this incident.
If you do, you can call the livestock division of the sheriff’s office at 979-826-8282 and select option 1. If you want to stay anonymous, you can contact Crime Stoppers at 979-826-8266.
KHOU 11 on social media: Facebook | X | Instagram | YouTube
News Related-
Family demanding justice for Missouri City cyclist hit by driver who ran red light and then left the scene
-
Two oyster harvest areas in Galveston Bay being shut down
-
Sunday cold front to bring another round of showers and chilly temperatures
-
Rusty Buckle BBQ Company restaurant in New Caney damaged by Thanksgiving Day fire
-
Dynamo vs. Sporting Kansas City Sunday for right to play in Western Conference Final | Trill Burger hosting Dynamo Day Saturday
-
Civilian, 2 firefighters injured in Clear Lake apartment fire, HFD says
-
How to stay safe while Black Friday shopping: HCSO
-
South African Olympic runner Oscar Pistorius granted parole 10 years after killing his girlfriend
-
Expert shares tips for Black Friday shoppers
-
Stores release hours for Black Friday
-
Dog tied to dumpster found dead in front of City of Humble Animal Shelter
-
Thanksgiving Day football: Washington vs. Dallas and more
-
Happening now: H-E-B Thanksgiving Day Parade in downtown Houston | Watch live on KHOU 11!
-
Another lawyer suspected of helping to smuggle drugs into Harris Co. jail, according to court records