New York City police officers rescued five pit bull puppies trapped in a bag and about to suffocate. They had spotted a woman, Shirley Medina, trying to sell them in the Queens neighborhood. The police found that the puppies were in distress and had no means of breathing inside the bag. Medina claimed that the bag had holes for air, which turned out not to be true. She was arrested and charged with five counts of torture and animal neglect. The puppies were turned over to the ASPCA for care and evaluation. A sixth puppy, which was safely in Medina's arms, was not included in the charge.
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