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A Florida man was arrested for allegedly shooting his neighbor's pregnant cow several times after it wandered onto his property, making good on his threat to shoot any animals that entered, according to deputies.Hung Trinh, 54, was charged with animal cruelty and grand theft of a commercial farm animal after he allegedly shot the two-year-old cow five times in its gut, chest and rear leg, the Lee County Sheriffs Office wrote on social media.Deputies were called to a North Fort Myers home on May 13 and found the animal alive but struggling to stand or walk. The neighbor had reported to the sheriff's office that he had discovered the calf on his neighbor's property with five gunshot wounds.FLORIDA MAN, 89, AND HIS DOG MAULED TO DEATH BY BLACK BEAR IN STATE'S FIRST FATAL ATTACKA veterinarian determined the calf needed to be euthanized due to its injuries.The neighbor raises livestock, including the calf that was shot, for commercial purposes.Trinh had been upset about past instances of livestock getting over the fence into his yard and had threatened to shoot any animals that entered his property, his neighbor told the deputies.BELOVED PET MAKES DARING ESCAPE FROM ANIMAL HOSPITAL AFTER SURGERY AND TRAVELS 3 MILES TO GET HOMEDetectives executed a search warrant and found a .22 caliber gun in a shed on Trinh's property."There will be accountability for taking your frustrations out on innocent animals, in this case multiple felonies and jail time," Sheriff Carmine Marceno said in a statement.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"We know how much these animals mean to our farming community, and we will not tolerate these actions. I am proud of my Agriculture Unit for their immediate response and ability to make an arrest in this case," the sheriff continued.Trinh was booked on a $100,000 bond. His arraignment is scheduled for June 16.

A Florida man was arrested for allegedly shooting his neighbor's pregnant cow several times after it wandered onto his property, making good on his threat to shoot any animals that entered, according to deputies.Hung Trinh, 54, was charged with animal cruelty and grand theft of a commercial farm animal after he allegedly shot the two-year-old cow five times in its gut, chest and rear leg, the Lee County Sheriffs Office wrote on social media.Deputies were called to a North Fort Myers home on May 13 and found the animal alive but struggling to stand or walk. The neighbor had reported to the sheriff's office that he had discovered the calf on his neighbor's property with five gunshot wounds.FLORIDA MAN, 89, AND HIS DOG MAULED TO DEATH BY BLACK BEAR IN STATE'S FIRST FATAL ATTACKA veterinarian determined the calf needed to be euthanized due to its injuries.The neighbor raises livestock, including the calf that was shot, for commercial purposes.Trinh had been upset about past instances of livestock getting over the fence into his yard and had threatened to shoot any animals that entered his property, his neighbor told the deputies.BELOVED PET MAKES DARING ESCAPE FROM ANIMAL HOSPITAL AFTER SURGERY AND TRAVELS 3 MILES TO GET HOMEDetectives executed a search warrant and found a .22 caliber gun in a shed on Trinh's property."There will be accountability for taking your frustrations out on innocent animals, in this case multiple felonies and jail time," Sheriff Carmine Marceno said in a statement.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"We know how much these animals mean to our farming community, and we will not tolerate these actions. I am proud of my Agriculture Unit for their immediate response and ability to make an arrest in this case," the sheriff continued.Trinh was booked on a $100,000 bond. His arraignment is scheduled for June 16.

The parole hearing for the Menendez brothers has been rescheduled for August, according to California officials.Lyle and Erik Menendez are now scheduled to appear for their parole hearing on August 21 and 22, a spokesperson for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation confirmed to Fox News Digital.The hearing was originally set for June 13.MENENDEZ BROTHERS' JUNE HEARING CONVERTED FROM CLEMENCY TO PAROLE AS DECISION LOOMS FOR GOV. NEWSOMEarlier this month, California Gov. Gavin Newsom's office said the brothers' clemency hearing was being converted into a parole hearing after the governor withdrew his request for a clemency investigation.While the parole board will recommend whether the two men should be granted an early release, Newsom may still approve or deny the decision.A post from Lyle Menendez's Facebook confirmed the postponed hearing.MENENDEZ BROTHERS RESENTENCING: TIMELINE OF KILLERS' FIGHT OVER FREEDOM IN PARENTS' MURDERS"Taking a break from my break to confirm the news that has been reported today," the post reads. "The guys parole hearing date has been postponed to August 21/22.""Given the fact that first-time parole seekers statistically have a much harder time being granted parole, this gives the guys and their attorneys more time to prepare and gives them the best opportunity to be the exception to the rule! Its a good thing," the post added.The two brothers were resentenced by Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Michael Jesic earlier this month to 50 years-to-life, making them eligible for parole. Jesic's decision to resentence the brothers opened the door for the parole hearing to determine whether they should be released.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe pair were originally sentenced to life without parole for their 1996 conviction after murdering their parents in 1989.The brothers have argued that they carried out the killings in self-defense after years of abuse from their father. They have spent 35 years behind bars.Fox News' Stepheny Price and Sarah Rumpf-Whitten contributed to this report.

The parole hearing for the Menendez brothers has been rescheduled for August, according to California officials.Lyle and Erik Menendez are now scheduled to appear for their parole hearing on August 21 and 22, a spokesperson for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation confirmed to Fox News Digital.The hearing was originally set for June 13.MENENDEZ BROTHERS' JUNE HEARING CONVERTED FROM CLEMENCY TO PAROLE AS DECISION LOOMS FOR GOV. NEWSOMEarlier this month, California Gov. Gavin Newsom's office said the brothers' clemency hearing was being converted into a parole hearing after the governor withdrew his request for a clemency investigation.While the parole board will recommend whether the two men should be granted an early release, Newsom may still approve or deny the decision.A post from Lyle Menendez's Facebook confirmed the postponed hearing.MENENDEZ BROTHERS RESENTENCING: TIMELINE OF KILLERS' FIGHT OVER FREEDOM IN PARENTS' MURDERS"Taking a break from my break to confirm the news that has been reported today," the post reads. "The guys parole hearing date has been postponed to August 21/22.""Given the fact that first-time parole seekers statistically have a much harder time being granted parole, this gives the guys and their attorneys more time to prepare and gives them the best opportunity to be the exception to the rule! Its a good thing," the post added.The two brothers were resentenced by Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Michael Jesic earlier this month to 50 years-to-life, making them eligible for parole. Jesic's decision to resentence the brothers opened the door for the parole hearing to determine whether they should be released.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe pair were originally sentenced to life without parole for their 1996 conviction after murdering their parents in 1989.The brothers have argued that they carried out the killings in self-defense after years of abuse from their father. They have spent 35 years behind bars.Fox News' Stepheny Price and Sarah Rumpf-Whitten contributed to this report.

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