‘Zombie’ attack Texas-style: Man tripping on ‘synthetic pot’ goes wild, attacks family and neighbors, then eats family dog ALIVE
Michael Daniel smoked synthetic marijuana, known as 'spice' or 'K-2,' then started his atttacks, while running around on all fours and barking and growling like an animal.
WACO POLICE DEPARTMENT
Michael Daniel, 22, will face a felony charge for eating his family's dog.
A Texas man snapped and went “zombie,” while tripping on a designer drug. He ate his family dog while the pooch was still alive, police said.
Michael Daniel, 22, was smoking synthetic marijuana, known as "spice" or "K-2," at his home on Jun 14, when he suddenly started attacking his family members and neighbors, running around on all fours and barking and growling like an animal, local station KAIT television reported.
Witnesses said that Daniel then grabbed his family's dog, beat it, choked it and then bit off chunks of its flesh.
Police later found him on a front porch with blood smeared on his face and clothes. They took him to a hospital.
Police arrested him on Monday on felony animal cruelty charges.
The dog died from the attack, KAIT reported.
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