Kingston police have arrested a man for allegedly exposing himself in public, then throwing a puppy and causing an altercation.
On Monday around 3 p.m., police say a 37-year-old Kingston man was walking down a north-end sidewalk, holding his genitals and yelling at passers-by.
When someone nearby told him to leave, the man allegedly picked up a puppy that was outside and threw the dog through an open window into an apartment. According to police, the puppy suffered a minor injury.
The owner of the puppy came outside to confront the man, and an altercation ensued after the man allegedly tried to hit the owner.
Police say the man then fled before police arrived, but returned two hours later and was arrested.
The 37-year-old man was charged with committing an indecent act, assault, willfully causing pain to an animal and causing a disturbance.
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