Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe WAUKEGAN, Ill., Oct. 5 (UPI) -- A Gurnee, Ill., man pleaded not guilty to wounding a neighbor's cat by shooting it twice with a .22-caliber rifle. Sean Hand, 40, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges of animal abuse, animal torture and criminal damage to property and faces a Nov. 28 trial in Lake County, Ill., Circuit Court. Advertisement Police told the Chicago Tribune they did not know what prompted the July shootings that left the black tabby with a bullet in the right leg and a broken bone and its owner with a $4,000 veterinary bill.
