Camp Run-A-Mutt prevails in dog barking litigation
A Dunwoody judge has sided with Camp Run-A-Mutt, notching a win for the doggy daycare in its legal battle with the city. Having spent $40,000 on the matter, the business
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A Dunwoody judge has sided with Camp Run-A-Mutt, notching a win for the doggy daycare in its legal battle with the city. Having spent $40,000 on the matter, the business
Dunwoody and Camp Run-A-Mutt tried to compromise this summer, shifting the doggy daycare's hours. Now the local business is going to court, saying if the city won't work with them,
Robert Brantley, 46, was sentenced to two years for the death of Adam Hogan at a Henderson bar in 2014. Brantley was working security at the time.