LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — One of the suspects in the death of Reba the bulldog will spend a little over a year, at minimum, in custody after a Wednesday morning sentencing.

In court on Wednesday, Isaac Laushaul Jr apologized for what happened and asked that the community and his family could forgive him for his actions. He also told the court he wants to put this behind him so he can move forward with his family and his kids.

The state requested to allow a victim impact statement in consideration of sentence from a representative of Vegas Pet Rescue projects, saying they were the first on the scene, tried to rescue Reba, and got her the medical care she needed.

However, Laushaul's attorneys asked it not be heard because it does not come from a direct family member of the victim.

Ultimately, t

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