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Updated: 12:58 PM Aug 4, 2008
Two Arrested In Deaths of 23 Dogs
Hall County officials say two people have been arrested in connection to the deaths of 23 dogs.
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Hall County officials say two people have been arrested in connection to the deaths of 23 dogs.
A 50-year-old Grand Island man is waiting to be charged Monday with being an accessory to a felony.
Also arrested was an Iowa woman, 45-year-old Denise Withee, of Mapleton. She was cited on three counts of animal abandonment and is awaiting charges.
Authorities say a farmer checking his crops found the dog bodies in a cornfield northeast of Grand Island.
Twenty carcasses were found and three live dogs. Two died a short time after, and the third died on the way to a veterinary hospital.
A microchip implanted in one dog led authorities to the woman.
An oral syringe was found, and tests are being done to determine the type of liquid the syringe contained.
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