Felon Arrested for Allegedly Killing Ex-Girlfriend's Puppy

David Sumlin, previously convicted of multiple felonies, now faces charges for animal cruelty and illegal possession of a firearm.

David Sumlin, 32, was arrested on Monday after a two-week manhunt for allegedly killing his ex-girlfriend's puppy during an argument.
During the argument, Sumlin allegedly threatened his ex-girlfriend and her puppy, before shooting the puppy twice.
Two 9mm caliber shell casings were found at the scene, but the firearm used remains outstanding.
Sumlin has a criminal history, including multiple felony convictions which prohibit him from owning a gun and ammunition in California.
Sumlin is currently being held on $50,000 bail, with no court date scheduled yet.