Taylor Uvanni in Court, Waives Huntley Hearing—Trial Expected This Summer
The Rome woman accused of aggravated cruelty to animals in the death of her dog waived her Huntley hearing today in Oneida County Court.
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The Rome woman accused of aggravated cruelty to animals in the death of her dog waived her Huntley hearing today in Oneida County Court.
Taylor Uvanni, 28, appeared before Judge Michael L. Dwyer on Wednesday for motion argument, on charges of aggravated cruelty to an animal, a class E felony, and torturing, injuring and not feeding an animal, a misdemeanor. Court officials said Judge Dwyer set a Feb. 29 suppression hearing date to discuss the statements that Uvanni made to law enforcement officials, to determine if they can be used against her at trial.
Taylor Uvanni, 28, appeared before Judge Michael L. Dwyer on charges of aggravated cruelty to an animal, a class E felony, and torturing, injuring and not feeding an animal, a misdemeanor. She is represented by defense attorney John Raspante. A plea offer was made by the District Attorney's Office, and Uvanni rejected the offer in favor of taking her case to trial.
A dog was reportedly abandoned and perished in an apartment. Demand accountability for this heartrending neglect.
On Friday morning, the woman accused of confining a dog named Lola in a closet to die was in Rome City County to respond to her charges.