Louisiana Teen and School Baseball Player “Cole Prevost” Held in Reform Center for Animal Cruelty Case!

Cole Prevost, a high school student from Louisiana, has recently been in the media highlights due to a disturbing video that shows him violently beating his pet dog for not responding to his command.

Cole Prevost is a 15-year-old from Tangipahoa, Louisiana, known for his involvement in the school’s baseball team.

He developed a love for baseball from a young age, practicing the game with his family and neighbors.

Additionally, Cole’s loving parents raised him as their only son, and they are still struggling as they await the court’s decision on his case.

Cole Prevost’s Parents Ask Court to Lower Charges Against Their Actions!

Born around 2009, Cole Prevost has engaged with animals from a young age, including hunting ducks during his teenage years.

Cole Prevost is a student at “Ponchatoula High School in Louisiana” who plays baseball on the school’s team.

Apart from his involvement in his high school, Cole has played with the Hammond Yankees Under-13 and Proplayer Canes U11 teams.

Furthemore, recently, Cole has been involved in an Animal Cruelty case, as the disturbing video from the past captured by his friend has been circulating in the media.

In the video, Cole hit his dog out of frustration because the pet failed to attack a duck during a hunting trip.

Cole had a brown Labrador that he raised from a young age, often playing with him and taking him on hunting trips.

Also, authorities recently detained Cole and his two friends at the Louisiana Reform Center for their involvement in the animal cruelty case.

Furthermore, Cole Prevost is an American of white ethnicity, with his family originally hailing from Louisiana. His parents are speaking with the Tangipahoa Sheriff about their concerns regarding Cole’s behavior.

During their discussion with the sheriff, Cole’s parents stated:

“Because we love our son, we are committed to ensuring that he learns appropriately from this experience through accountability measures in the court system and at home.”

Additionally, despite Cole’s actions, his parents are concerned for his well-being and are asking the court to reduce his charges as the final decision in his case is still pending.