>>reporter:it happened at dunwoody drive. they discovered a disturbing scene.james myers in his parked car. nearly under the vehicle and teeth knocked out and rope around his neck. hogan said they found two dozen bags of heroin on mier on o on . >> it's a two pound kitten, who would take a kitten and torture it this way? >>reporter:they went to a vet. the vet on duty had to act fast. she used something that is given to human overdose patients narcan. >> the cat came alive. it was a rare use to help a badly injured animal. hope, named after the clinic. >> hope is making a good recovery and eating and playing. >>reporter:hope will be transferred to a foster home. myers is facing cruelty and drug charges. kenneth moton "channel~6 action news." >>> from our delaware newsroom wilmington police gave new meaning to protect and serve. they were serving water ice. it's part of national night out. the community members that attended in haynes park got a close-up look at police equipment like the swat vehicle. >>> and charms ramsay was one of many law enforcement officers

district attorney tom hogan says early sunday morning on dunwoody drive west whiteland township policecovered a disturbing scene. 24-year-old james myers in his parked car. this kitten under the vehicle with a rope around his neck. >> he had been checked. >> reporter: officers found two dozen bags of heroin on myers. in the car hypodermic needles and hundreds of used heroin bags. the da says appears myers was under the influence of the drug and so was the kitten. >> this is a 2-pound kitten that would fit in the palm of my hand. who would take a defenseless kitten and torture it this way. >> reporter: an officer rushed the kitten to a vet. the vet on duty knew she had to act fast. once she learned the kitten had been possibly exposed to heroin she used something typically given to human overdose patients narcan. the cat came alive. it was a rare use to help a badly injured animal a fighter the staff named after the clinic hope. >> hope is certainly making a good recovery since then. you know, eating, starting to show normal kitten behaving it's actually playing. >> reporter: hope will

. >> reporter: this is dunwoody road an officer on routine parole early sunday morning noticed the suspectting in a car with the door open. he spotted the kitten underneath the car. >> we don't know if the kitten was being dragged behind the car or it was being slammed down. but the kitten had substantial amount of trauma to it. >> reporter: chester county da tom hogan says myers is a heroin addict and that police found 22 bags of heroin on him hundreds of bags of used heroin in the car and 46 needles. he's been arrested and charged. meanwhile, hope is recovering surprisingly well. >> this is a strange case. >> reporter: in west whiteland shawnette, fox 29 news. >> hopefully that kitty will be all right. in berks county tonight two people are facing charges in an assault at a school for children with special needs. police say it happened at paramount academy in reading and the former workers tried to consist up. the happened back in april. they say ishmal seals a behavioral specialist slammed the 14 year old student against a classroom door before then pinning him to the floor. the teacher

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