(This content was created with the help of AI.) A former worker at a Seattle-area dog-boarding business has admitted to fatally attacking a client’s pet—but he won’t serve any time behind bars, KREM reports.
Dejean Bowens pleaded guilty Wednesday to first-degree animal cruelty in the death of Mitch, a dog boarded at Lazy Dog Crazy Dog in Ballard in August of last year while his owners were away for the birth of their first child.
Bowens, 20, was sentenced in King County Superior Court to three months in custody, but the time was credited to 165 days he had already spent on electronic home monitoring…