South Carolina Police Arrests Animal Rescue CEO and Director in an Ironic Case of Animal Cruelty
The South Carolina Police rushed to the house of the animal rescue head following a complaint that it “smell of death.”
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The South Carolina Police rushed to the house of the animal rescue head following a complaint that it “smell of death.”
REELZ channel to air "On Patrol: Live" beginning later this summer featuring Richland County Sheriff's Department deputies and RCSD's Curtis Wilson as co-host.
The CEO of an animal rescue group was arrested after the decaying bodies of more than two dozen cats and dogs were discovered inside her South Carolina home.
A South Carolina animal rescue CEO was arrested and charged with the ill-treatment of animals after police found 30 dead dogs and cats inside her home.
The "smell of death" reportedly attracted police to a home where they apparently found 30 caged animals dead from starvation. The local sheriff has described the scene as one of the worst cases of animal cruelty he's ever seen. The woman accused of this atrocity must be fully prosecuted.