The Natchez Democrat reports 37-year-old Session Bosley Jr. was arrested Tuesday and charged with several offenses that include five counts of cruelty to animals and drug paraphernalia.
Concordia Parish Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy David Hedrick says when deputies arrived, they spotted Bosley selling drugs outside the residence at 704 Vidalia Drive, Ridgecrest, and then going inside.
Hederick says when authorities entered the residence they found several pit bulls, weapons and drugs such as cocaine and ecstasy.
Hedrick says one of the dogs had scissor wounds to its ear and another dog had an untreated broken leg. The dogs were taken to a veterinary hospital for treatment.
It's unclear if Bosley has a lawyer.
Session Bosley Jr., 37, 704 Vidalia Drive, Ridgecrest, on charges of:
- possession of schedule I drugs with intent
- three counts of possession of schedule II drugs with intent
- possession of drug paraphernalia
- resisting arrest
- carrying of weapons and possession of controlled dangerous substances
- five counts of cruelty to animals
- convicted felon in possession of a firearm
(Natchez Democrat - July 13, 2017)
