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-----Original Message----- From: Todd To: CF-Community Sent: 2/12/2002 5:06 PM Subject: Re: RE: Please help me here you go .. here's some ... "entertainment" A 4-year-old filly apparently kicked a 34-year-old transient in the face as he allegedly sexually assaulted the horse in Rolling Hills Estates, deputies said Sunday. "I'm proud of her," said the horse's owner, who requested anonymity. Kevin Bryant was treated for facial injuries at Torrance Memorial Medical Center and released Saturday after being cited by sheriff's deputies for sexual assault against an animal, trespassing and being drunk in public, all misdemeanors. Lt. Jason Lum with the Lomita sheriff's station said the incident began about 1 p.m. when deputies received a report of a suspicious man with his pants down who appeared to be sexually assaulting a horse at a private stable in the back yard of a Rolling Hills Estates home off Rolling Hills Road near the Torrance city limits. However, the man ran off and deputies could not find him. Later that afternoon a man identified as Bryant returned to the area and was seen in another nearby barn assaulting the horse, said Michael Marshall, a maintenance worker who witnessed the incident. Marshall said he went inside a barn to call deputies and when he went back outside noticed the man had sustained a severe facial injury and was bleeding profusely. Marshall said the man told him he "ran into a tree branch" and attempted to walk away down a bridle trail that runs behind the homes. Marshall said he followed the man until deputies arrived and took him into custody. "It's just really sick," said Amy Marshall, Michael's wife, who is the manager of a nearby barn where another horse owner said she also confronted Bryant in a pen with her horse during the first incident. "It's very scary, our horses are everything to us." At least two people who board their horses at the cluster of barns in the back yards of the homes were so shaken by the incident they were contemplating finding new quarters for their treasured animals, she said. Neighbor Judy Ferguson, who also keeps horses in a barn in the area, contacted the Daily Breeze on Sunday in an effort, she said, to ensure that people in the area were aware of the incident. She said the man is apparently a transient who has been hanging out at a nearby apartment building. "I want the public to know this guy is out there," she said. "People walk up and down there all times of the day and night . . . He's a sicko." Todd ______________________________________________________________________ This list and all House of Fusion resources hosted by CFHosting.com. The place for dependable ColdFusion Hosting. Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Unsubscribe: http://www.houseoffusion.com/index.cfm?sidebar=lists
