Wagoner arrested after dog bite report
March 2, 2012
PLYMOUTH — Officer Derek Workman with the Plymouth Police Department arrested 46-year-old Todd Wagoner at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
Officer Workman located Wagoner walking his dog on Pilgrim Lane. The officer stopped to speak with Wagoner and explained to him that his dog was going to be quarantined for 10 days due to a court order.
The court order was due to a dog bite report. The report states that Wagoner went to 1535 N. Michigan St., Millea’s Package Liquor Store, Feb. 27 at approximately 9:49 a.m. and made a purchase. As the clerk opened the door to hand him his product and change, his dog lunged biting her on the arm. She did not need medical treatment although a report was completed and sent to the Prosecutor’s Office.
Wednesday, after speaking with the officer, Wagoner was able to load the dog into the squad car without incident and rode along with the officer to the Marshall County Humane Society where the 10-day quarantine will take place.
Wagoner was then transported to the Marshall County Jail where he was lodged on a warrant through Marshall County stemming from the dog bite. He was booked for harboring a non-immunized dog and cruelty to an animal with a prior charge.
Wagoner’s bond was set at $2,000 cash and he is scheduled to appear in Marshall Superior Court II on March 6 at 8:30 a.m.
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Wagoner Again???
March 3, 2012 by Anonymous, 1 year 11 weeks ago
Comment: 13931
Why can't the Fuzz let this poor guy and his dog alone? There are plenty of other issues and cases with which the police should be concerned.
The Fuzz as you call it was
March 27, 2012 by Anonymous, 1 year 8 weeks ago
Comment: 13973
The Fuzz as you call it was doing his Job... and what kind of life is that for a dog!
todd wagner/ the dog
March 2, 2012 by Anonymous, 1 year 11 weeks ago
Comment: 13930
this poor dog has no life, hes not around ppl at all.. hes walked around town all the time in cold, hot weather etc... its so sad the way this poor animal is treated.. todd cant care for himself let alone a dog.. please help this dog and do not allow him to get another one... please ..im all about animals rights... this is pathetic and has went on long enough... please somebody do something and now.... he mistreats this dog and its so skinny and needs a home that will ove it or be put down.. idl that idea but it would be better then it having no life at all.. so so sad... a citizen of plymouth..
meant love it not ove.. (sp)
anonymous
March 7, 2012 by Anonymous, 1 year 11 weeks ago
Comment: 13942
i agree with u there too buddy that poor dog does look realy bad and skinny he does need a better life not with the guy
riG5
Wagner
March 5, 2012 by Anonymous, 1 year 11 weeks ago
Comment: 13940
I agree that Wagner needs to not be allowed an animal. I have spent my entire life resueing abused, abandoned animals only to see this poor animal hauled around like a sak of grocerys. This needs to stop. If Wagner has an animal abuse cahrge against him, then that should be enough for him to be denide another dog. Lock him up for the abuse & let him sit there. Hopefully, someone will take this dog & show him a great life, a warm home, & keep him safe. A.Poe, Culver
todd
March 5, 2012 by Anonymous, 1 year 11 weeks ago
Comment: 13939
You are so misinformed!!This dog is treated the way more dogs wish to be treated.. to be with their owner. So let me ask you,where is your dog? Chained up in your yard? home ALONE all day? I know if my dogs had a choice to be home during the day or with ME they would pick ME paws down!!!I have personally gotten dog food for his dog(not the crappy type either), and picked up prescription eye drops for him Ask Caesar what the most important aspect of dog ownership is to have a happy dog. WALKING and more walking! This is what Todd does. I only wish more people understood what DOGS want. NOT what people would want. This dog is also not skinny! He is in shape and has a beautiful coat!So ,I am an animal lover too and I think EVERYONE should mind their own business and leave Todd and Shyrtke ALONE. If you do not go near them there will be no more problems!!!.
Tied up
April 2, 2012 by Anonymous, 1 year 7 weeks ago
Comment: 13988
I see your point about walking and more walking, without overdoing it. It is good for the two-legged and the four-legged alike. However, you are misleading people by leaving out the fact that Todd's various dogs have been tied up around area businesses, while he was inside indulging in beer or purchasing said alcohol. How could a passerby "not go near" when the animal is tied up near a walkway or entrance? Without an owner present to control its behavior, how do most canines act when a stranger passes by? Didn't you read the article? It says the employee was handing him his change when she was bitten. How was she supposed to avoid this animal?
Another point I would like to make is this: the difference between being healthfully skinny and being anorexic or bulimic skinny. I hope you would agree there is a difference. When all the vertebrae of the backbone, the ribs, and the space between them are visible, would you consider that healthy?
Todd
April 4, 2012 by Anonymous, 1 year 7 weeks ago
Comment: 13991
Yes I read the article. I agree dogs should not be tied up especially in public walkways. Owners should ALWAYS supervise their dogs. I have not mislead anyone!Actually I have petted this dog and at that time he was in shape. Also I did not "over do the walking"!
Dog
April 1, 2012 by Anonymous, 1 year 7 weeks ago
Comment: 13985
Ok I see you are all sticking up for Todd. Well all I can say is this man is rude! To nearly everyone. I have heard him scream at employees at the store to get him soup. And they were trying to help. This man needs a shower, manner lessons, and to get a job! Scrounging off others and begging is not a job. Todd has been on the streets since I was little and I find it repulsive! He needs to work like the rest of us!