A man is accused of animal cruelty after police say they found fentanyl and three malnourished dogs inside his car at a Mesa apartment complex.
after the property manager called police to check on a man who was asleep inside a car.
Once at the scene, officers removed the man from the vehicle and found 47 blue M30 fentanyl pills. The suspect, identified as 29-year-old Michael Bowser Jr., allegedly told police he had an opiate addiction and that the fentanyl pills were for "his personal use." Other items of drug paraphernalia were also found inside the car."All dogs looked malnourished and there was no food or water readily accessible for the dogs to eat," read a portion of the court documents.
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