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Man accused of throwing pet birds at woman after asking who she loved more

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Man accused of throwing pet birds at woman after asking who she loved more — Aventura Community news

A man was arrested after police said he threw two pet birds at a woman during a domestic dispute, leaving both animals injured and the woman bruised. According to an arrest report, the incident happened Oct. 17 at a residence in Sweetwater after the woman returned home from work around 8 p.m. The woman told investigators that the man, identified as 49-year-old Serguey Hernandez Bauza, was intoxicated when he asked her, Who do you love more, the bird or me? When she ignored his question, police said Hernandez Bauza became agitated and began yelling. Investigators said he then approached a birdcage, grabbed two birds and threw them at the woman, striking her in the lower abdomen. According to the report, he picked up the birds and threw them at her a second time, striking her a total of four times in the abdomen and back. The woman told police she suffered a bruise on her upper right arm and discovered both birds were injured. One was bleeding from its beak, while

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