Greenpoint man accused of torturing 23 dogs stays at 151 McGuinness as the landlord’s eviction case stalls
Mohamed Charrad, who has pleaded not guilty to animal torture and assaulting a police officer, goes on trial February 9, 2027. The ASPCA took the dogs in January, and neighbors say they spent years raising alarms.
Greenpoint man accused of torturing 23 dogs stays at 151 McGuinness as the landlord’s eviction case stalls
Mohamed Charrad, who has pleaded not guilty to animal torture and assaulting a police officer, goes on trial February 9, 2027. The ASPCA took the dogs in January, and neighbors say they spent years raising alarms.
Mohamed Charrad, a Greenpoint man who also goes by the name Achref, is scheduled to stand trial on Tuesday, February 9, 2027, on multiple counts of animal torture and assaulting a police officer, to which he has pleaded not guilty, Greenpointers reported.
The charges stem from January, when the ASPCA removed 23 dogs from a building on McGuinness Boulevard occupied by Charrad, where the animals had been starved and left to live in their own feces, Greenpointers reported. Charrad allegedly struck an officer at some point during the removal.
Charrad has remained at 151 McGuinness Boulevard since January as the case advances through the court, according to Greenpointers.
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