| HeraldNet - Snohomish County's online news source |
 SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 2010 12:03 pm |
ADVERTISEMENT |
|||||||||
 |
||||||||||
|
||||||||||
|
||||||||||
|
|
||||||||||
|
|
||||||||||
Local News 
|
||||||||||||
Couple pleads guilty in Gold Bar puppy mill case GOLD BAR – A Gold Bar-area couple on Friday pleaded guilty to six counts each of felony animal cruelty stemming from the January raid that rescued more than 150 dogs.Jason and Serenna Larsen both entered the guilty pleas in Snohomish County Superior Court. They face a maximum sentence of one behind bars. Sentencing was scheduled for Jan. 25. The rescued dogs, mostly small breeds, were covered with feces. Several dead dogs were found in the raid, including the remains of puppies in the freezer. Officials believe the dogs were part of a multimillion-dollar puppy mill operation. |
- Boeing may have to battle Russians, EADS for tanker contract
- Teen guilty of drunken driving, fleeing scene of wreck that injured officer
- Lynnwood finance director storms out of City Council meeting
- Washington, New Mexico hurt by East Coast bias?
- Silvertips rally, score OT win in playoff opener
- Lynnwood man arrested for alleged groping
- Police look for suspect in shooting of man in groin
- Supporters, foes of various tax increases fight to be heard in Olympia
- Sex offender who fled Arlington halfway house sentenced to 5 years
- Hatloe resigns as Everett city council VP
- Teen guilty of drunken driving, fleeing scene of wreck that injured officer
(12) - Boeing may have to battle Russians, EADS for tanker contract (11)
- Lynnwood finance director storms out of City Council meeting (11)
- Racist epithets fly at tea party health protest (10)
- Help revitalize Reiter Foothills (8)
- Is this Everett’s future? (7)
- State House votes to boost cigarette taxes by $1 a pack (5)
- Racist epithets fly at tea party protest (4)
- State Senate trims sales tax increase in proposal (3)
- Hatloe resigns as Everett city council VP (3)
- Archbishop Murphy graduate happy to be in San Jose
- Troupe improv-ment
- Best finish ever for Mavs
- Local businesses clean for a reason
- Edmonds Art Walk opens 9th year March 18
- Lynnwood girls wrap up at state
- Lynnwood wants outsider to review budget
- SKCC presents premiere of Jenkins’ composition
- Boeing to Offer NewGen Tanker to US Air Force
- New CEO at Valley General Hospital
- Dan Koffman's ‘TopSpin' marketing astounds, inspires, motivates, produces — just for starters
- Economic forecasts for Snohomish County, Everett, Marysville offer some bright moments
- Government officials influencing home prices
- Massive EPA energy regulations meet challenge
- Washington state healthcare reforms also needed
|
|
 
|
|
|
|
| TODAY'S TOP JOBS |
| View All Top Jobs |
| Top Cars |
|
| Top Homes |
|
|
ADVERTISEMENT |
|
|
|Contact Us
|Advertiser Services
|Home Delivery
|Newsstand Locations
|Classifieds
|Feedback
|About the Company
|Work@the Herald
|Site Map |
|
COMMENTS
Log in or register to post a new comment.
To read other terms and conditions, click here
More and more I see stories involving animal cruelty in the news. I rarely ever see what the punishment is to the offenders. I'd be curious to hear everyone's thoughts and opinions and what kind of punishment is appropriate for an animal cruelty charge. Please comment on my blog in regards to this:
http://www.thedogtrainingsecret.com/blog/punishment/
Chet Womach | Nov 23, 2009 11:08 am | 0 replies | Request removal
Post reply