Southern California woman federally charged for allegedly intentionally running over puppy

Warning: Details of this case are graphic and may be disturbing for some. An Orange County woman has been federally charged for allegedly intentionally killing a pit bull puppy by luring it underneath her minivan and then running it over…
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