Teens held in US after 'puppies beheaded'

Two US teenagers face cruelty charges after they were accused of beheading three puppies with a machete and posting video on social media.

Teens held in US after 'puppies beheaded'
Tue, 10 Mar, 2015 - 20:59

Two US teenagers face cruelty charges after they were accused of beheading three puppies with a machete and posting video on social media.

A caller alerted police after seeing the video on Snapchat, said Alabama District Attorney Michael Jackson.

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