Ex-LA Assistant Fire Chief sentenced to 90 days in jail for animal abuse case

Glynn Johnson, an ex-assistant fire chief from LA, was sentenced to 90 days in jail for brutally beating a six month old German Shepherd puppy, which had to be put down because of the severe injuries. He will also serve 400 hours community service working with dogs, take anger management courses and pay veterinarian bills. Judge J. Thompson Hanks sentenced Johnson to the light penalty because of the lack of a criminal record and consideration of Johnson's service as a fire fighter.