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Posted: 6:40 PM Aug 11, 2008
Animal Abuse Suspects Enter Alford Pleas
Three people were charged in March after more than a hundred dogs were found in filthy conditions at a Jackson County home. On Monday, all three suspects entered Alford pleas.
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Three people charged in a massive animal cruelty case in Jackson County entered Alford pleas Monday.
That means Shawn Embs, Tim Foust-Robbins, and Aimee Foust do not admit guilt, but acknowledge there's enough evidence to convict them.
They were arrested in March after police found more than a hundred dogs in filthy conditions at a home near McKee.
Some of the dogs died.
The judge gave Shawn Embs 30 days in jail, while Aimee Foust and Tim Foust-Robbins got home incarceration, followed by probation.
The three also cannot have pets for two years.
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Posted by: sk
on Aug 12, 2008 at 03:53 PM
what is the name of the judge who gave this ridiculous sentence?
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Posted by: Kim
Location: Berea
on Aug 12, 2008 at 01:10 PM
Just a shame that a slap on the hand is all they get.
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Posted by: Kris
Location: Richmond
on Aug 12, 2008 at 08:57 AM
Lex1976, I agree. Home incarceration? What a joke. They deserve alot more that they got. And no pets for 2 years? Should be never again. I hope someone will be checking on this to make sure she doesn't "rescue" anymore poor dogs. And I hope if their neighbors see them with any animals they call the police on them.
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