Badly Hurt Puppy Wasn't All Police Found at Dope Distribution House

SAN ANGELO, TX — San Angelo police may have apprehended the the subjects responsible for the dog now at Concho Valley PAWS with missing ears.

According to the police, the dog was found when their Streets Crime Division arrested two suspects for possession of a controlled substance between two and 400 grams Tuesday.

Kelien Thompson, 20, had an warrant issued by District Judge Ben Woodward for having possession of marijuana.

Police said Thompson and two male juveniles, who were located in the backyard, fled after hearing police arrive. Police caught the suspects after a brief on foot chase. Inside the house was an infant and woman named Alexis Comeaux.

After police detained everyone, they began searching the house. They found many items consistent with the manufacture and distribution of THC products and marijuana. They also found two firearms and approximately $1,300 in cash.

According to SAPD, In addition to the discovery of the contraband, Investigators located a puppy that was suffering from what police described as "significant injuries."  Representatives from City of San Angelo Animal Services Department responded to the scene and took custody of the dog.  COSA Fire Marshals and Water Department Officials also responded due to the residence’s substandard living conditions and illegal appropriation of water utilities.  Child Protective Services Officials responded and took custody of an infant, police said.

Thompson and Comeaux were charged with possession of a controlled substance from 2 to 400 grams with additional charges pending. Two juveniles were also arrested and booked into the Tom Green County Juvenile Justice Center for evading arrest. A third was released to his parent.

The SAPD Anti-Crime Unit, Criminal Investigations Division, Patrol Division, and the Center for Tactical Medicine assisted the Street's Crime Division during this operation.