Today's show is possibly one of the most emotionally frustrating. I'm just giving you a heads up before we jump into it, which is what we're doing right now.

So today's dumpster fire starts in Idaho thanks to a now viral clip featuring a woman repeatedly punching a German Shepherd in the face as if she were boxing another person.

In addition to the video of this woman punching her dog, we hear the color commentary from some other assholes, say boxer and animal, where is Sarah McLaughlin?

Right that in reference to the singer and well-known animal rights activists whose songs have been used in ASPCA commercial.

And in this video, after one especially hard punch, the dog can be heard yelping with the woman saying, I hit him so hard, I felt that through. And the good news about this clip being so shared is that the Idaho Humane Society has now

announced that it launched an official investigation into this video after receiving an overwhelming

number of calls and emails reporting it, with the organization saying the individual was identified

and a humane officer was sent over to discuss the situation.

And adding that the investigation is pending review with the local prosecutor's office for a charging

decision.

And there, prosecutors could choose to charge this woman under Idaho Statute 253518, beating and harassing animals.

And notably here, that would be a misdemeanor charge, carrying a maximum sentence of up to six months in jail and up to $5,000 in fines.

And while the organization here did not name the woman internet users and media outlets have identified her as London Minor. Some online have begun doxing her going so far as to share her home address, phone number,

workplace information, others having created social profiles dedicated to gathering information about her and keeping track of this case.

Also as people began drawing attention to this video, there are these other alleged screenshots floating around.

Right, and these ranging from people that appear to be calling her out on her behavior and her apparently responding.

There's also been posts of someone claiming that the dog is theirs, but then that that Twitter account was deleted.

It also places like heavy reporting that Miner's father is an officer who has worked for Ada County Sheriff's Office for over a decade.

Screenshots of an alleged Facebook comment being left. that that's not an aspect at this time that I'm gonna deep dive into just because it's difficult to verify if all or any of those screenshots are actually real.

Right, so the main thing that'll touch on here

is the Idaho Humane Society has stressed

that this situation is being addressed.

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