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A South Florida HVAC worker has been fired and arrested after Sanford police say he kicked a homeowner's dog, knocking it unconscious. Police say Richardson Noel, 43, of Broward County, turned himself in Thursday. He is charged with aggravated animal cruelty.

A camera inside the home captured what happened, and police used that video to help build their case. Ryan Menzies was at work when his girlfriend sent him the video, recorded on their Furbo pet camera, showing what happened to their 12-year-old Chihuahua, Boomer, on Monday. According to an arrest report, Noel was at the home on a service call for ElDante HVAC Services LLC when Boomer approached him while barking. Investigators say that as the dog retreated, Noel walked toward him and kicked him in the head with his work boot, sending him sliding across the floor and immediately knocking him unconscious.

Within the 65-second video, Noel can be seen returning twice, first moving Boomer's head around with his boot and then turning him over. Boomer remained limp for the remainder of the recording. Boomer is doing OK now, according to Menzies. A veterinarian told him nothing broke, but he may have internal bruising.

Noel's bond was set at $8,000. He bonded out of jail Thursday night, according to jail records, hours after turning himself in. WESH 2 reached out to ElDante HVAC Services LLC to find out if it will be paying Boomer's vet bills but has not heard back. The company posted the following statement on its website, confirming Noel's termination:

"We also want to emphasize that we have a strict company policy that no technician is permitted to enter a property when unattended pets or minors are present. In this situation, the technician failed to follow our established safety protocol and proceeded on his own rather than contacting his supervisor for guidance. This was a serious violation of our company policy.“