PETA Asks Arizona Authorities To Slap DMX With A Harsh Sentence

PETA Asks Arizona Authorities To Slap DMX With A Harsh Sentence, Recommend Mental Evaluation People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) are urging Arizona authorities to serve DMX with a harsh sentence for the animal cruelty charges he currently faces in the state. As reported earlier, DMX's house was raided in August 2007 after authorities were tipped that dogs were being abused on his property. 12 malnourished and scarred pit bulls would be found on DMX's property including the remains of three dogs. The Yonkers bred rapper would be charged with seven misdemeanor counts of animal cruelty. According to TMZ, PETA wrote a letter to the Arizona prosecutors involved in the case yesterday (August 29) asking for DMX to be put behind bars and banned from owning animals. They also asked for the rapper to undergo mental evaluation. â