Dog neglect
Grayslake, IL (US)Date: Apr 17, 2006
Disposition: Dismissed
Person of Interest: Cynthia Brust
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A case of reported abuse to animals has led to people picketing at the owner's home, even though all charges were dismissed.
Grayslake police officers responded to an alleged case of animal abuse, according to Police Chief Larry Herzog. They charged Cynthia Brust of Grayslake with animal abuse and issued a citation with a court date of April 17. Officers took the two Labradors into protective custody and placed them at the Save-a-Pet shelter on Fairfield Road.
The assistant state's attorney chose not to prosecute the case, however, so the dogs were free to return to their owners. They didn't find enough evidence to pursue the case, Herzog said.
Protesters concerned about the safety of the dogs picketed outside of Save-a-Pet on Saturday as the owner picked up the dogs. Some protesters then decided to also picket outside the residence of the owners.
Herzog said it is illegal to picket in a residential area. References« Back to Search Results Note: Classifications and other fields should not be used to determine what specific charges the suspect is facing or was convicted of - they are for research and statistical purposes only. The case report and subsequent updates outline the specific charges. Charges referenced in the original case report may be modified throughout the course of the investigation or trial, so case updates, when available, should always be considered the most accurate reflection of charges. For more information regarding classifications and usage of this database, please visit the database notes and disclaimer.
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