Domingo started his medical practice in 1967 and opened the Medical Multi-Specialty Clinic in 1986. The Community Service award, a long-time award, went to Robert Frensemeier. Police say Dana Telly Miller has admitted to the crime. Officials say he set the dog on fire last week on Howard Street. Miller faces up to five years in prison.
Investigators say they are looking for an accomplice.
Police found a second dog-burned on Tuesday but aren't sure if the incidents are connected. No one has been charged in that second case. A Laurel man whose home was raided April 24 has apparently not turned himself in to authorities as expected following his release Monday from Deaconess Hospital in Cincinnati. Franklin County Sheriff's Department officials say Bill Conn is not in custody at the Franklin County Security Center. Conn, who complained of chest pain, was later transferred to the Deaconess Hospital for further medical treatment.