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Case ID: 5703
Classification: Poisoning
Animal: dog (non pit-bull)
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Wednesday, Jun 1, 2005

County: Forsyth

Disposition: Convicted

Defendant/Suspect: Vicki Lynn Knight

Vicki Lynn Knight, 42, attempted to poison two dogs with ground beef laced with rat poison. Knight was apprehended before succeeding. Sentenced to 5 yrs probation, $1000 fine, 130 hrs community service, banned from city subdivision crime occurred. Knight has since relocated from Cumming, GA to Texas.

References

  • Source: Forsyth Co News - Cumming Ga Sept 23, 2005

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