A Charlotte man arrested after a horse ran into traffic and was hit by a car in uptown Charlotte in…
A Charlotte man arrested after a horse ran into traffic and was hit by a car in uptown Charlotte in April must pay a former customer who says he blinded her horse. Desmon Moore, who runs Reform Stables, a Charlotte-based boarding and equine event business, was arrested along with his brother Deven following an April confrontation with officers. The encounter occurred after a horse was struck by a car in uptown. Video of the incident shows the horse running into traffic after a man who was not either of the Moores tried to stand on its back and fell. At the time of the arrest, Moore had already been facing a lawsuit from former customer Tracy Bogan, whose horse suffered an eye injury during its stay at Reform Stables. Now, Moore must pay Bogan $1,244, a judge ruled last week — half the horse’s purchase price plus its vet bills. Moore is also facing a new criminal case for threats Bogan says he made against her because of the lawsuit. Read more from Amber Gaudet at the🔗 in bio.
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