3 dogs locked in hot car Zanesville, OH (US) Incident Date: Saturday, Aug 25, 2007 County: Muskingum Local Map: available Disposition: Alleged Charges: Misdemeanor Alleged: » David A Asburg » Mary L Namoski

Case ID: 12153 Classification: Neglect / Abandonment, Choking / Strangulation / Suffocation Animal: dog (non pit-bull) View more cases in OH (US) Login to Watch this Case

Two Adamsville residents were charged with animal cruelty after three dogs were found in a hot car on August 25, 2007. Detective Sgt. Ric Roush said an officer responded to the Pick �N Save parking lot on Saturday after police received a call about dogs in a hot car. When the officer arrived he found three dogs � one large and two small ones � in a car where the windows were down a couple of inches.
However, the officer observed blood in the vehicle and it appeared the dogs had been fighting. The Muskingum County Dog Warden was called, and it appeared the dogs had been in the car for about 50 minutes.

David A. Asburg, 41, and Mary L. Namoski, 63, were charged with animal cruelty, a fourth-degree misdemeanor. Both are scheduled to appear in Zanesville Municipal Court on Aug 31, 2007.

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Times Recorder - August 27, 2007

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