A Riviera Beach man is accused of holding a woman against her will and attacking her. According to police records, the man also choked the woman's dog. The suspect, identified as Timothy Alvin Jr., allegedly beat and strangled the woman, and attempted to prevent her from calling 911. Further details of the incident are available from Riviera Beach police records, as reported by CBS12.
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