Arlington Police Officer Stacie Brown jailed in connection to animal cruelty case

ARLINGTON - Arlington Police Officer Stacie Brown was booked into jail yesterday in connection with an animal cruelty case.

A grand jury indicted the 18-year veteran officer last month, on a charge of obstruction or retaliation.

Currently on leave, while the while internal affairs unit looks into what happened, Brown was assigned to the DWI Unit. She's married to Alan Brown, a dog trainer who's facing charges in the deaths of three dogs he was boarding in his Arlington home.

He was was booked into the Tarrant County jail on Sept. 28, 2023.

After posts about one of the dog's deaths last summer started spreading on Facebook, the indictment said Brown made a false police report about the dog's owner.

Arlington police told us Brown is now on leave while their internal affairs unit looks into what happened.

In a statement to CBS News Texas, the department said they're taking the matter seriously and are cooperating with the DA's Office. 

Brown's husband has asked a judge if he can resume training dogs while his case is pending. The hearing for that request is set for next week. 

In:
• Animal Abuse
• Texas
• Animal Neglect
• Arlington
• Animal Cruelty
• Crime

Jason Allen

Jason, a Southern California native, came to North Texas after working as a reporter for four years in Orlando. He received his bachelor's degree in communication arts from Trinity Christian College in Palos Heights, Illinois, and then began his career as a producer/reporter at Primary Focus. Jason went on to work as a reporter/anchor at KTWO-TV in Casper, Wyoming, and later as a reporter at WBAY-TV in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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