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Police said a Florida woman who was arrested on Tuesday killed a dog at the Orlando International Airport last year.
Alison Lawrence didn't have the right paperwork and was told she couldn't take the 9-year-old miniature schnauzer with her. ORLANDO -- A Central Florida woman was taken into custody after police ...
When the Clermont woman was denied boarding due to improper paperwork, she took Tywinn, a 9-year-old miniature schnauzer, to a bathroom and allegedly drowned it in a toilet, according to the arrest ...
A Florida woman named Alison Lawrence is accused of drowning her white mini schnauzer dog in a bathroom at Orlando International Airport because she wasn't allowed to bring the dog on a plane ...
Based on the investigation, police said a warrant was issued for the arrest of the dog's owner, Alison Agatha Lawrence, for aggravated animal cruelty, which is a third-degree felony. New details ...
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Woman faces animal cruelty charges after her dog was found drowned in an airport bathroomThe State of Florida is prosecuting Alison Lawrence, 57, in a criminal case filed in the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court. An arrest warrant affidavit dated March 17, seen by Business Insider ...
What she’s accused of will make your heart sink. According to a report from local station WFTV-9, Alison Agatha Lawrence was told by TSA that she didn’t have the proper documentation to bring ...
Alison Lawrence, 57, was arrested Tuesday following the incident that happened late last year at Orlando International Airport. Lawrence had arrived at the airport on Dec. 16 for a flight with her ...
An arrest affidavit from the Orlando Police Department says on Dec. 16, Alison Lawrence traveled to the airport with her white dog, Tywinn for a flight to Colombia. Lawrence didn't have the right ...
The dog tag in the trash bag had Alison Lawrence’s name on it, police wrote. The dog’s chip registered to 9-year-old Tywinn, a miniature Schnauzer, they wrote. It registered to one name used ...
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