East Providence man charged with having sex with dog
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When you see Dr. Cathryn Lafayette interacting with her four pit bull dogs, it's clear she loves them and they love her.
Lafayette said she was inside her home taking a nap on Saturday when someone knocked on her door.
When she stepped outside, several East Providence deputies were in her yard.
"I'm thinking, 'Oh my God, don't tell me that the dogs got out,'" she said.
She was worried her dogs got out and attacked someone.
"A deputy told me I didn't do anything wrong, I was the victim. I said, 'Victim!' I'm thinking, 'Wait a minute, did someone kill my dog?' He said, 'No the neighbor behind you, they saw the teenager having sex with your female dogs.' I said, 'Having sex with my female dogs?' I think they must have got it wrong," said Lafayette.
Lafayette didn't believe them until they showed her the video her neighbors recorded.
"And it showed him on his knees inside the kennel with my dog. He was on his knees like he was a dog," said Lafayette.
Police arrested Kyle Doe and charged him with two counts of bestiality.
Lafayette said Kyle Doe was supposed to be cleaning out her dog's kennels and doing other work around her home because she paid for him to enter a program to get his GED.
"Our agreement was if I pay the tuition then he would pay half by working here at my home or whatever I had for him to do. Saturday was his first day to start working," said Lafayette.
Lafayette trusted Doe and she introduced him to her dogs. Now she feels she let her babies down.
"For him to come on my property and rape my female dogs, that's totally unheard of and that hurt me. I wasn't here to protect them," she said.
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