Chautauqua County will announce efforts to address animal cruelty and neglect later this week.
The Sheriff’s Office and Chautauqua County Humane Society have been working together on a number of animal cruelty cases this year. Further details will be announced Friday, June 12.
In the City of Jamestown, Jamestown Police released information regarding two separate animal cruelty cases over the weekend.
On Saturday afternoon, JPD officers responded to Winsor Street for a report of two people beating a small puppy. Following an investigation, 36-year old Arthur Hubbard and 22-year old Cheyanne Alcorn, both of Jamestown, were arrested and charged with cruelty to animals. Hubbard was held pending arraignment due to prior failures to appear in court on previous charges. Alcorn was ticketed and released.
Earlier on Saturday, June 6, Jamestown Police received a complaint on the city’s south side about a pit bull being found with a charging cord tied around its front paws, causing the puppy to reportedly yelp and cry. Officers arrested 26-year old Daysean Braswell-Adams on animal cruelty charges. He was released with a ticket to appear in court at a later date.


I’m interested in seeing what this is all about, a task force is definitely needed to help keep these horrible people from ever abusing animals again.
Hopefully, we have no judges who would impose a less than MEANINGFUL FINE plus an order that perpetrators harbor NO PETS OF ANY TYPE or species.
Grateful the Humane Society and Sheriff’s Dept. are taking these charges very seriously.