BAKERSFIELD, CA - A judge has sentenced a Bakersfield woman convicted of animal cruelty to spend 9 months in jail.
Davina Beasley pleaded no contest to one felony count of animal cruelty back in August. She will also have to serve three years probation. Beasley was arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty after animal control arrived at the 1100 block of Lomita Drive in June.
Authorities say when Kern County Animal Services arrived at the residence, two fighting dogs had been separated. But they found that a female pit bull mix had been injured from stab wounds.
Davina Beasley pleaded no contest to one felony count of animal cruelty back in August. She will also have to serve three years probation. Beasley was arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty after animal control arrived at the 1100 block of Lomita Drive in June.
Authorities say when Kern County Animal Services arrived at the residence, two fighting dogs had been separated. But they found that a female pit bull mix had been injured from stab wounds.